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caroper said:
Ferrari dont need any more New Team Principals that are subsequently Fired for failing to win.
That is only done to Appease the Board of Directors and protect the Status Quo.

They have a good Principal, and have had many before him, what they should do is listen to him.
If they need a sacrificial lamb then fire the Race Engineers and employ new ones that have actually won championships with Modern F1 Cars and understand the concepts of Strategy and Tactics on a circuit by circuit basis.

Ferrari is far too steeped in Tradition and resting on their Laurels Roman Style to be competitive in Modern F1.
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I agree with this sentiment. My beloved Italian team is too Italian at the moment; we were most competitive when we had a Frenchie, Brit and Saffa running the show.
 
caroper said:
Ferrari dont need any more New Team Principals that are subsequently Fired for failing to win.
That is only done to Appease the Board of Directors and protect the Status Quo.

They have a good Principal, and have had many before him, what they should do is listen to him.
If they need a sacrificial lamb then fire the Race Engineers and employ new ones that have actually won championships with Modern F1 Cars and understand the concepts of Strategy and Tactics on a circuit by circuit basis.

Ferrari is far too steeped in Tradition and resting on their Laurels Roman Style to be competitive in Modern F1.
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They actually need to listen to the team principal in combination with the two drivers themselves. Their principal is actually one of the best on the grid and both drivers have had success under him in the junior ranks. The bones of a very, very successful team is there. Ferrari corporate must support them and let it happen.
 
caroper said:
Ferrari dont need any more New Team Principals that are subsequently Fired for failing to win.
That is only done to Appease the Board of Directors and protect the Status Quo.

They have a good Principal, and have had many before him, what they should do is listen to him.
If they need a sacrificial lamb then fire the Race Engineers and employ new ones that have actually won championships with Modern F1 Cars and understand the concepts of Strategy and Tactics on a circuit by circuit basis.

Ferrari is far too steeped in Tradition and resting on their Laurels Roman Style to be competitive in Modern F1.
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Agree. Nothing wrong with the current one and imho the previous one neither - they fired Binotto prematurely. If anything they should've brought in Fred and kept Binotto.
 
quovadis said:
Agree. Nothing wrong with the current one and imho the previous one neither - they fired Binotto prematurely. If anything they should've brought in Fred and kept Binotto.
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Happens in every team sport. In ball games it's the coach that gets sacked. It's the easiest scapegoat...
 
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Watch Weekend Warm-Up ahead of the Spanish GP

The final part of the European triple-header is here, with Barcelona playing host to the F1 teams and drivers ahead of the ninth race weekend of the season. But will McLaren prevail here, or can Red Bull bounce back?
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Piastri assesses prospects for Barcelona

Oscar Piastri is hopeful that he can continue to build on his positive start to the season at the Spanish Grand Prix, despite experiencing what he deemed as his “most challenging” weekend of the year so far last time out in Monaco.
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Ferrari need to ‘reset expectations’ in Spain says Leclerc

Charles Leclerc has suggested that Ferrari need to “reset” their expectations ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, with the Monegasque anticipating that the picture in Barcelona will be “very different” to the positive outing that the squad experienced in Monaco.
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After all the drama about wings, Mclaren bring no updates to Spain considering the new directive?
 
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After all the drama about wings, Mclaren bring no updates to Spain considering the new directive?
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They are definitely running a different front wing

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Must see: Modified McLaren F1 front wing for Spanish GP rule change

The Spanish Grand Prix will see a change to the F1 front wing regulations, aimed at reducing the amount of deflection from flexible front wing designs. McLaren has been touted as a team that has benefitted from the old rules, so what changes has the reigning constructors' champion made?
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EDIT: McLaren (and Mercedes) used their stiffer wing during a practice at Imola, so it's not listed as "new" this weekend.
 
McLaren is Latin for liars

every team is constantly upgrading their cars the whole year, even Uber and Bolt do

McLaren = 0 yeah right... tsek
 
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