In a move that defies his 64 years of age, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has performed a backflip worthy of an Olympic gymnast. On Ferrari’s official website, they are reporting that Montezemolo’s demands for change from the Formula One officialdom were in no way an ultimatum or threat to leave the sport. For those who missed out on this outburst, you can get the details here, but the comment that has raised F1 eyebrows was, "If Formula 1 still wants Ferrari it must change." To most observers, that statement is pretty unequivocal. It says, If you want us to stay, then you need to change. Not at Ferrari, though. They have countered with this: For starters, the words “leave” or “ultimatum” did not e...

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In a move that defies his 64 years of age, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has performed a backflip worthy of an Olympic gymnast. On Ferrari’s official website, they are reporting that Montezemolo’s demands for change from the Formula One officialdom were in no way an ultimatum or threat to leave the sport. For those who missed out on this outburst, you can get the details here, but the comment that has raised F1 eyebrows was, "If Formula 1 still wants Ferrari it must change." To most observers, that statement is pretty unequivocal. It says, If you want us to stay, then you need to change. Not at Ferrari, though. They have countered with this: For starters, the words “leave” or “ultimatum” did not e...

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