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Stefano Domenicali (born 11 May 1965) is an Italian manager and businessman who had worked for the Ferrari motor company since 1991. Domenicali has been involved in Formula One since 1996 when he was promoted to Team Manager of the Scuderia Ferrari team. At the beginning of 2001 he was promoted to Logistics Manager, however it was in 2002 that Domenicalli would be promoted to join the senior management of the Ferrari team. At the beginning of the year he took on the role of Sporting Director, a position he held until 2007 when it was announced he was taking over the overall leadership of the Ferrari team as Team Principal, a position he held until his resignation in 2014.

In 2020, Domenicali was announced to be the new CEO of F1 beginning 2021, succeeding Chase Carey.


Formula One Career[]

Years Team Position
1996-2001 Scuderia Ferrari Team Manager
2001 Scuderia Ferrari Logistics Manager
2002-2007 Scuderia Ferrari Sporting Director
2008-2014 Scuderia Ferrari Team Principal

Awards/Accolades[]

Apart of the Scuderia Ferrari Championship winning team:

  • 1999: Constructors World Champions
  • 2000: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2001: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2002: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2003: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2004: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2007: Drivers and Constructors World Champions
  • 2008: Constructors World Champions

Kisat[]

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vuosi Rotu Rakentaja
2001 Japan 2001 Japanese Grand Prix Ferrari
2002 Germany 2002 German Grand Prix Ferrari
2004 Europe 2004 European Grand Prix Ferrari
2007 Turkey 2007 Turkish Grand Prix Ferrari
2008 Malaysia 2008 Malaysian Grand Prix Ferrari
2008 Bahrain 2008 Bahrain Grand Prix Ferrari
2008 Brazil 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix Ferrari
2009 Belgium 2009 Belgian Grand Prix Ferrari
2010 Bahrain 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix Ferrari
2010 Germany 2010 German Grand Prix Ferrari
2010 Italy 2010 Italian Grand Prix Ferrari
2011 United Kingdom 2011 British Grand Prix Ferrari
2012 Malaysia 2012 Malaysian Grand Prix Ferrari
2013 Spain 2013 Spanish Grand Prix Ferrari


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