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Franz Tost moet Stefano Domenicale opvolgen

Door Jordy Stuivenberg28 augustus 2010 · 08:28 uur1 min lezen

Martin Whitmarsh is pas sinds dit jaar voorzitter van de Formula One Teams Association, kortweg FOTA, maar staat nu al op het punt deze functie neer te leggen. De Brit, tevens teambaas van het F1-team van McLaren, volgde Ferrari's Luca di Montezemolo op.

Het Italiaanse Autosprint weet te melden dat Whitmarsh vervangen zal worden door Adam Parr van Williams. Dit is echter niet de enige positiewisseling binnen de FOTA die eraan zit te komen. Toro Rosso-teambaas Franz Tost moet Stefano Domenicali namelijk opvolgen als afgevaardigde van Whitmarsh.

Jordy Stuivenberg

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