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Originally Posted by SenorFunkyPants
I can't say I know Binotto bar his comments to the media...but I didn't think he had done a particularly bad job with what he has to work with.
Having lived and worked in Italy for 10 years I know the immense pressure that is put upon whoever is in charge of the Ferrari F1 team.
The Ferrari F1 team is essentially a national team.
The press dissect every strategic decision made during a race.
If Ferrari wins then they are heros...if they lose (too often) then someone is for the chop.
The team managers job is a proper poisoned chalice.
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I preface this by saying I obviously don't know him or F1 that in depth for that matter. But, from a fairly long time fans perspective (me/mine/others) they look pretty bad in all facets. It isn't just the losing, but the way they are losing. Bad pit stops, terrible strategy and implementation of strategies on top of a bad car. The way they've handled the VET situation etc etc. It just looks like total chaos and that usually falls on the coach/principle no matter what sport it is.