As of a week ago, Sergio Marchionne led both auto makers
Former Marlboro man set to lead Ferrari as CEO
Sergio Marchionne underwent shoulder surgery in June. Complications from surgery left him in the ICU. This morning, he has passed away at age 66.
Born in 1952,
Read MoreTeam discusses the possibility of a Haas Maserati F1 deal
Ferrari is deeply invested in F1. Of course, the heavy hitting Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team has been Ferrari powered to 16 constructors’ titles.
But, their investment in the sport runs deeper than that. Ferrari also powers the Haas F1 Team in addition to the Sauber F1 Team.
Read MoreThe Sauber F1 Team enters a multi-year partnership agreement with Alfa Romeo
We are delighted to announce that we have reached a multi-year technical and commercial partnership agreement with Alfa Romeo. The Italian car manufacturer, which is part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), will be joining the Sauber F1 Team as Title Sponsor from 2018 onwards.
Read MoreDodge NASCAR Return in 2018 is very possible with old FR9 engine
Doug Yates says a Dodge NASCAR return in 2018 is possible “if they really wanted to be there.”
Sergio Marchionne has expressed interest in returning to the American stock car racing series. He is the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO.
Read MoreFiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Spoke with NASCAR Vice-Chairman on Dodge Returning to NASCAR
Sergio Marchionne hints on Dodge returning to NASCAR as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO looks for the right partner. Marchionne spoke with NASCAR over the weekend at Daytona International Speedway.
Dodge exited NASCAR in 2012. Penske made the switch to Ford and left Dodge without a home.
Read MoreThe Lingotto Building was the former FIAT Factory and still features the well maintained rooftop test track in Italy
We’ve all come across photos of the race track built on the roof of the Lingotto building. But what was the real reason or purpose for the rooftop test track? Why was the track on the roof of the factory?
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