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McLaren to part with new F1 boss Capito

McLaren are set to part company with their new Formula 1 boss Jost Capito less than four months after the German joined the company. The 58-year-old started in his role as chief executive officer of McLaren Racing in September, having been recruited by chairman Ron Dennis. But Dennis is on gardening leave pending the end of his deal next month. And Capito, too is now on his way out, having been viewed as Dennis's man, BBC Sport has learned. Capito is still an employee but is no longer working day-to-day for the company. When asked about this situation, a spokesman said: "I'm not going to talk about that." Capito was unavailable for comment. Williams open to Bottas Mercedes move...
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