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Home » Why Sergio Marchionne wants Maserati back in Formula One

Why Sergio Marchionne wants Maserati back in Formula One. Maserati is a brand that has long associations with the sport, dating back to the 1920s.

There have been many rumours coming out Italy regarding the fact that Sergio Marchionne, the Italian-Canadian executive who is currently the Chairman of CNH Industrial, the CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, the Chairman and CEO of Ferrari and also Chairman of Maserati, wants Haas F1 to take on Maserati sponsorship in 2018, along similar lines to the deal that was recently struck with Sauber for the team to be sponsored by Alfa Romeo. The word is that the engines would remain Ferraris and that it would simply be a case of title sponsorship – for the time-being.

This situation would give Sergio Marchionne a level of control over Haas in the political battles ahead in Formula One, although Gene Haas does not need the money and so might simply tell the Italian-Canadian executive that he is not interested. The deal would no doubt save Haas a great deal of money but it is fairly clear that the Ferrari president would want to be able to place drivers with the team in the longer term. Haas insists that it is sticking with its current line-up of Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen next year.

Maserati is a brand that has long associations with the sport, dating back to the 1920s. The last Maserati team in F1 was as long ago as 1957, shortly before the firm went into receivership. There were still engines supplied after the company restructured, including engines in the 1960s, used by Cooper. The Cooper-Maseratis managed to win two races: with John Surtees at the Mexican GP in 1966 and Pedro Rodriguez in South Africa in 1967. The engines faded out of F1 as the Cosworth became the dominant force in 1968 and the last Maseratis in Formula One were in 1969. By then the company had been sold to Citroen. In 1975 it was put into liquidation, although it was again revived, this time by Alejandro de Tomaso. It was then sold to Fiat in 1993 and ended up under Ferrari control from 1997 onwards, although it would return to Fiat control from 2005 onwards.

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