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New Era of Team Leadership in Formula 1: A Positive Shift for the Sport

Jonathan Wheatley, now with Sauber, believes that the new generation of team bosses will prioritize the overall health of Formula 1 during critical discussions within the F1 Commission. With experienced leaders from his background at Red Bull and collaborations with former colleagues in influential roles, a shift towards a more sport-centered focus appears imminent.

Our Take:

Wheatley’s confidence showcases a promising evolution in the leadership dynamics of F1. These new team principals, armed with experience and a collaborative mindset, may finally bridge the gap between competition and the greater good of the sport, ensuring sustainable growth and excitement for fans worldwide.

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Source: Autosport

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