JPBD1990 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2023, 11:57
My reaction (and probable overreaction) has nothing to do with Bahrain and everything to do with the reinstallment of the revolving door policy at Ferrari. That makes me far more nervous than one terrible performance.
I didn't mean your reaction, but those regarding the performance of the SF-23.
Your opinion on the probable dictatorship at Ferrari is absolutely legitimate. Let's see what will follow in terms of people resigning or being kicked out. I hope nothing major and that Sanchez' resignation actually was his own decision and that he had this in mind since Binotto left.
I hated the fact Binotto left Ferrari. I've always backed him and probably you will remember my posts from the past. I really liked the fresh air he brought to the team and especially the policy of no-head-rolling. He defended every individual in the team all the time, no matter what. Maybe exactly this strict lack of criticism was what eventually made him lose the job. There were so many frustrating races last season with shockingly bad strategic decisions which on this high level were simply unacceptable. Yet, it seemed like Binotto didn't want to do anything about it. He either was too sure about the problem solving itself or he overexaggerated this new way of managing things. There was the feeling of the team being untouched, no matter how much they failed.
WTF they are professional Jesus Christ guys calm down.
