Chief Executive Officer Louis Camilleri announced his departure from Ferrari on Friday for personal reasons on the eve of this weekend’s season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
The 65-year-old Italian left his post with immediate effect.
He was appointed in July 2018 as replacement for Sergio Marchionne who was unwell and died days later.
Camilleri has suffered from a severe bout of COVID-19 and only recently left the hospital to continue recovering at home.
He made changes during his period as boss — bringing in current team boss Mattia Binotto to replace Maurizio Arrivabene and this year deciding not to retain four-time champion Sebastian Vettel next season.
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