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Ferrari's Camilleri will be a hard act to follow

Camilleri (in blue) is pictured at the Formula One Italian Grand Prix last year after Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won the race. (Reuters)
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December 11, 2020 02:10 PM

MILAN -- Ferrari's search for a new leader of the same standing as Louis Camilleri will be a challenging task for the Italian supercar brand, just as it looks to roll out new hybrid models and its first SUV.

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