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F1's management shake-up: Is Vasseur the right man for Ferrari?
After four F1 team management changes in 24 hours, a look at how the moves at Ferrari, McLaren, Alfa Romeo and Williams came to be and what they mean for F1 in 2023 and beyond.

Vasseur a shrewd appointment for Ferrari

Vasseur replaces Binotto as Ferrari boss
Fred Vasseur has been signed to replace the outgoing Mattia Binotto as Ferrari's Formula One boss for the 2023 season.

Seidl joins Alfa, McLaren names Stella team boss
McLaren's Andreas Seidl has joined Alfa Romeo as team boss in a surprise move which will see him lead Audi's entry to Formula One with the Swiss team in 2026.

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FORMULA ONE
ESPN's 2022 F1 driver rankings
From Max Verstappen's heroics to Daniel Ricciardo's disappointing year, a look at the best and worst performers of F1's 2022 season.

MERCEDES
Merc strategist James Vowles' 'weird holiday' takes him from pit wall to the cockpit
James Vowles is the strategy mastermind behind Mercedes' Formula One team, but in the offseason he swaps headphones and telemetry graphs for racing overalls.


FORMULA ONE IN 2022 WRAP
What went right and what went wrong for every F1 team in 2022
The 2022 Formula One season is over. Red Bull took the championship, but all 10 teams had at least one good thing to shout about, as well as moments that didn't go to plan, across the season.


ASTON MARTIN'S BIG PLANS
How Aston Martin plans to become a championship challenger
A look behind the scenes at Aston Martin's new factory, which the team hopes will allow it to close the gap to Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes at the front of the Formula One grid.

Vettel's emotional goodbye worthy of one of F1's greats


RICCIARDO MAKES RED BULL MOVE
Inside the twists, turns and missed opportunities of Ricciardo's career
From Christian Horner thinking his Renault move was a wind-up to Ferrari thinking he laughed too much -- a look at the twists, turns and missed opportunities in Daniel Ricciardo's F1 career.

Why Ricciardo chose to be Red Bull's reserve driver


LOOKING TO 2023
Alonso, Sargeant and others drive for 2023 teams
Fernando Alonso had his first taste of Aston Martin machinery on Tuesday as one of six drivers familiarising themselves with their 2023 teams for the first time at Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina circuit.

Top Headlines
- F1 bans drivers from making political statements
- Schumacher joins Mercedes after Ferrari split
- Vasseur replaces Binotto as Ferrari boss
- Seidl joins Sauber, McLaren promotes Stella
- Change at Ferrari hastened Seidl's McLaren exit
- Capito steps down as Williams boss
- Dutch GP to remain on F1 calendar until 2025
- Austin to be one of six F1 sprint races in 2023

