2022 Formula 1 Thread

[ZCanadian]

Fresh off the rumour mill:

According to a report published by Italy's Gazetta dello Sport, Alfa Romeo Orlen team manager Frederic Vasseur will replace Mattia Binotto at the lead of Scuderia Ferrari for 2023. ��
Apparently "Ferrari's never ending string of mishaps, (culminating with the clamorous error of sending Leclerc our on track on intermediates, when all other drivers were already on slicks during qualifications for the Brazilian GP) has finally proved to be too much for John Elkann, and Fred Vasseur was asked to rise up to the occasion of managing the most storied and successful F1 team of all times."

IMHO, Vasseur hasn't exactly shone brightly these past few years either!

[Ventruck]

Originally Posted by ZCanadian

Fresh off the rumour mill:

According to a report published by Italy's Gazetta dello Sport, Alfa Romeo Orlen team manager Frederic Vasseur will replace Mattia Binotto at the lead of Scuderia Ferrari for 2023. ��
Apparently "Ferrari's never ending string of mishaps, (culminating with the clamorous error of sending Leclerc our on track on intermediates, when all other drivers were already on slicks during qualifications for the Brazilian GP) has finally proved to be too much for John Elkann, and Fred Vasseur was asked to rise up to the occasion of managing the most storied and successful F1 team of all times."

IMHO, Vasseur hasn't exactly shone brightly these past few years either!

Thing I'm not sure about is it Binotto, or a collection of the staff that is the weak link? I mean sure he carries responsibility either way as he influences whether or not movements were to be made.

Look at how they massacred my boy. Can't keep letting Barzini - I mean Binotto - get away with this.