Christian Horner is proving a distraction for Ferrari by "looking for a job", team principal Frederic Vasseur says.
Horner a distraction for Ferrari says Vasseur
Source: BBC Sport
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Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
- Horner would only return to pit wall for 'dream' Ferrari job
- 'Everybody knows he's looking for a job' - Vasseur dismisses Horner's Ferrari 'dream'
- Does Horner have a chance of Ferrari job? F1 Q&A
- Ferrari back Vasseur amid speculation over future
- 'Ferrari has made its choices' - Vasseur given full backing after Horner speculation
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