Former Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene, a volunteer to help the elderly by accompanying them to the hospital. Arrivabene a volunteer for the elderly.

Maurizio Arrivabene also made his personal contribution in the Italian fight to limit the damage of the coronavirus, like other illustrious ‘colleagues’ from the world of Formula 1 past and present. Maurizio Arrivabene was Team Principal of Scuderia Ferrari for four full seasons, from 2015 to 2018.

“In the face of the hurricane of the virus, sports personalities have reacted in different ways. Many have pledged to raise funds, some have written large checks in favor of hospitals, while others have auctioned their memorabilia.

The awareness of being equal to one’s neighbor, in the context of an epochal disaster, has largely prevailed on Casta’s logic. Beautiful, to say the least, is the story of Mario Isola, the Pirelli motorsport boss. He is a volunteer for the Red Cross and don’t miss a shift, quite the opposite. Like him also the rugby player Maxime Mbanda. And what about Maurizio Arrivabene, Juventus’ board member and the last head of the Ferrari racing department competing for the world championship? Faithful to his fake grumpy style with a big heart, Arrivabene hasn’t told anyone but since the storm broke he has been ready to drive cars to transport sick people to the clinic. In short, he became a diver!” – Leo Turrini, ‘il Resto del Carlino’, April 18, 2020.