Mattia Binotto Compares Audi's Progress to Ferrari's 1995 Success
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Mattia Binotto, now CEO of Audi, has expressed his views on the company's development compared to Ferrari's historical achievements. He noted that Audi has significant work ahead to reach its championship goals, drawing a parallel to Ferrari's success in 1995.
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