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Originally Posted by Killed by Death
Agreed, I don't think they should have ever replaced Maurizio Arrivabene! But word is he was kind of an overbearing a$$hole? I thought he was doing a great job and appeared to have leadership skills.
I prefer the Toto Wolff model. He is a potent driver / manager combination. Don't believe he can drive? Checkout some of his YouTube videos. But no one comes to mind 
Maybe try a MB senior adviser type like Niki? Even Red Bull has Helmut Marko who was a driver.
Rubens Barrichello, too nice 
Massa, too nice,
(Retired) Vettel, strong choice but spent too many years within the team.
(Retired) Alonzo, but will he ever retire?
Mika Häkkinen 
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Same, I thought they got rid of Arrivabene too quickly, Binotto is more suited for the technical side. Helped build the car up to contender status in 2017 from having started so far back with the new regs back in 2014. With development now focused on 2022 we can only hope they start on better place and be competitive from the get go and focus on improvement instead of catch, which is gonna be real tough with the spending cap rules.