Thread: Ferrari in 2023 boom or bust?
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Old 11 Dec 2022, 07:35 (Ref:4136758)   #14
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Originally Posted by AndreasDavour View Post
I think that thread title might be a tad bit obscure, as I didn't get what it was about. This one is quite clear.
A quick read of the first few posts in the Ferrari thread makes it clear what the thread is about.

What is the intent for this thread in terms of a different subject?
Is this thread intended to be a discussion about the 2023 engine (as the title would suggest) or Italian politics (as the first post might suggest)?
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