Thread: Ferrari in 2023 boom or bust?
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Old 30 Dec 2022, 02:28 (Ref:4138464)   #41
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A resignation would imply a multi year deal/years left on his current deal…and if there were years left on his contract does that mean any buy out or early dismissal results in a hit against the budget cap?

Perhaps he did Ferrari a huge (financial) favour by resigning instead of being fired?
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