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Otmar Szafnauer Considers Formula 1 Return Under New Conditions

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Otmar Szafnauer has expressed openness to a potential return to Formula 1. However, he indicated that any future role may differ from his previous position as a team principal.

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Otmar Szafnauer opens door to F1 comeback but hints at different roleFormer Force India, Aston Martin and Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer has revealed he remains open to a Formula 1 comeback, though he says any potential return to the paddock might not be in a team principal role. Szafnauer, who spent over a decade leading the Silverstone outfit through its Force India and Racing Point eras before leaving Aston Martin to become team principal at Alpine, discussed ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Mon 17 Aug · 09:39 UTCSzafnauer opens door to F1 return – but only on his termsOtmar Szafnauer has left the door ajar for a Formula 1 comeback, but the former team principal has...F1iRead →Mon 17 Aug · 14:12 UTC
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