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2021 Ferrari engine will be better – Vasseur

Feb.23 Ferrari's new engine for 2021 will be much better, according to Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur. He was speaking as the new Alfa was revealed in Warsaw, which not only features a re-shaped nose but also a new Ferrari engine following the performance slump of 2020. 'The collaboration (with Ferrari) is going very well,' Vasseur is quoted by Italy's Autosprint, amid rumours Maranello is actually moving much closer together with another Ferrari customer, Haas. 'We had a long and intense meeting during the winter to discuss last year, when probably an optimal job was not done,' he added. Alfa Romeo, operated out of Switzerland by Sauber, finished last year's constructors' championship...
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