L’iniziativa “We Race as One” in Formula 1: un modello da emulare?

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 In questo articolo, online su 4cLegal, viene evidenziata l'iniziativa "We Race as One", che ha lo scopo di dare alla Formula 1 una connotazione sociale del tutto inedita ma, che alla luce del contesto globale, è più che auspicabile.

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