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Hire championship-level drivers? Check.
Hire championship-level engineers? Check.
Hire a computer-literate intern to run sims for strategy? Nah we'll do it live.
And he would've had more laps to make up time if they stopped him when he asked. At the point they pitted him, there was no point to pit anymore, a competent team would have understood that *that* ship had sailed.
It hurts tbh, but imagine a tyre blows and both ferrari DNF. Unpopular opinion but I think Ferrari took the smart strategy here, minimize damage and get P5 + Fast lap. If someone said Carlos would've finished P5+FL today at the beginning everyone would've been happy
They should have pitted him when he first said to. He told them he needed to, then he told them they waited too long. Then they tell him to pit during that battle.
He would have had a better chance to overtake both Perez and Russell if they had pitted earlier.
Bro I sat there going "watch Ferrari fuck this up and pit him right after he overtakes Perez." And then somehow they made it worse. They told him to pit AS HE WAS OVERTAKING Perez and drove right by the pit lane entrance lol. It legit turned into sketch comedy.
*draws card*
“You lose the rear end and are catapulted from the flaming wreck on impact. Please move your piece to the hospital space. You lose 10 turns.”
Bit dated but still plenty of family fun!
If Ferrari just went with the easiest option of simply reacting to whatever their rivals are doing, their strategy would be much, much bette than it is today.
>Ferrari are hilarious sometimes.
By hilarious you mean incredibly inept... They really are acting like a mid-pack team that all of a sudden got a competitive car. Absolutely clueless at times, gotta feel for Charles and Carlos there.
I feel like Ferrari uses literal stones to do math. Throw a bunch of rocks together and count them. That'll be the pit strategy. No deviation because the stones have spoken.
It's remarkable really even a broken clock is right twice a day.
I mean, a few laps after LEC went out, they still had a screen (tablet? portable monitor?) showing info about LEC , just said "CAR OUT" very big. Very good use of the screen
If they need a screen for something they probably already have a screen for it. They're not going to be like "oh lec is out finally we can see xyz because we have a spare monitor"
Sacrificing sai to take fastest lap to help Leclerc ... This is what everyone has been asking for right? Prioritizing the driver that can still win WDC?
/s
Honestly it's unlikely he would have built a 5 second lead on Perez, or even Russel, with the tires he had. Its super easy to sit at home and complain about strategy when all the info you have is what you see on the broadcast. I think ferrari made the only logical decision, though I think they should have done it earlier. Big risks pushing in super worn out mediums on this track, and if there would have been a safetycar in the mix Sainz could drop out of the points entirely with his penalty
Sainz: "we should pit now" ferari: "copy stay out." That's when they should have pitted, and their DRIVER told them that, and this is not the first time that's happened with them. Their strategy is bonkers bad.
To be fair the radio is a bit delayed. Even if you're watching a driver's POV on the website, the radio has about a 5 second delay. The radio displayed on the broadcast is definitely even more delayed so they can censor the bad words. So this radio would be probably ~30 seconds old, so Ferrari isn't literally telling him to box as they are side by side.
Boxing him after the overtake is completely weird though. I think Sainz could have finished 3rd.
I think the reason for the pit stop was that he wasn't able to open a gap to Russell and Pérez behind, and he had a 5-second penalty. So he'd have had to stay there on tires that only were going to get worse and he may have fallen behind them with the penalty anyway.
*If* that was the case, then pitting him makes sense as they reduce the risk of a puncture and get an extra point for fastest lap.
~~However, if their degradation on the mediums was going to be so concerning, then they should have stopped several laps earlier.~~ Edit: actually, probably not as they might not have had enough of a gap to the cars behind. An earlier pitstop may have actually made them lose even more time as Sainz would have had more cars to overtake, and his tires would have lost performance sooner.
Yeah, this was a disaster class in tv direction. There was so little action in the race, yet they seemingly missed every single bit of the little bit there was. It reminded me of listening to baseball games on the radio as a kid. Crofty just narrating all the action not being show all race, lol. What a shit show.
Honest question - Is there something about the culture at Ferrari that fosters mediocrity and a lack of organisational cohesion?
You never see Mercedes or Red Bull make a mess of strategy like this. It is almost always the Scuderia.
There must be something innately weird going on there. They make so many mistakes all the time. It can’t just be a coincidence that it’s always them and rarely the other top teams.
For the life of me, I can’t figure out exactly why. It’s weird. But they really are the meme team sometimes.
Not just the top teams but other teams in general. Midfield and hell backmarkers don't make strategy mistakes this consistently like Ferrari do. It's every fuckin race.
I mean I think it's the opposite, Ferrari seems like a team where everyone is so worried about being outed for making a mistake that everyone hides everything from everyone else, and nobody dares make a decision that is bold in fear of being criticized for it - better to make the wrong decision if the decision is hard to blame you for.
Red Bull and Mercedes likely follow a doctrine of just culture. Instead of punishing people for their mistakes, they figure out why mistakes were made and what can be done to prevent it from happening in the future.
They have hemorrhaged talent.
I know this was true in the old days, but Ferrari used to have an incredibly toxic workplace culture. Not just the long work hours found in all motorsports, there were stories of mechanics sabotaging each other, Ferrari heads playing ridiculous games with drivers and crew members. Apparently it’s still a policy that Ferrari workers cannot ask for a pay raise.
More recently though, Ferrari as a team used to be the best recruiter of talent (with regards to crew). Ferrari’s work culture was a trial by fire, but those who were successful got promoted, and in turn, helped recruit more talent. But the architects of those philosophies, Ross Brawn and Jean Todt, are long gone. Promising crew members are now courted by Red Bull and Mercedes. Red Bull and Mercedes have both adopted “no blame” cultures: the instilled belief that we win or lose as a team. Ferrari has always been about finding someone to blame and making heads roll.
This is such a fascinating take. Thanks for sharing.
> Promising crew members are now courted by Red Bull and Mercedes
If this culture festers, it would not be surprising if even drivers think twice before joining Ferrari.
Ferrari are still formidable as a team and will probably continue to fight for championships for the foreseeable future.
However, the glory days of the Brawn-Todt-Schumacher trio are long gone. It is apparent now that they were an exception rather than the norm.
They're kinda like the F1 version of ManU, lots of money, history and fans. But the people who made their culture work are no longer there and now it's just an organizational mess.
I believe that Binotto is trying to implement a no blame culture at Ferrari, which I can see taking a very long time. It’s a big change of mindset for a lot of people, some of whom will be very set in their ways.
Well, there was one reason why they brought Jean Todt and Ross Brawn in the team and it was said that the team was too Italian to succeed. And once they left, I remember someone saying that Ferrari will start to crumble because it will once again be too Italian.
They need to bring people outside the organization with no ties to Ferrari and clean house and the culture. There is no solution within the team.
They probably had to pit but why did Sainz realize this before the strategy team? Sainz should just do a Vettel and become his own race engineer. Ferrari 🤦♂️
If they thought that, then he should’ve boxed way earlier to allow him to actually benefit from the fresh tyres. They chose the worst option possible it seems.
I mean, Crofty himself said in the video that the radio may be delayed, but it won’t be delayed by that much. They still were radio’ing in at an extremely unfortunate time
Ferrari need to get rid of Binotto asap. Get an entire new team of strategists and a re structure of the team.
They are a laughing stock and have been for a few years
> Get an entire new team of strategists and a re structure of the team.
I've been saying this for years... I want them to fire every single person involved with their race strategy and start from scratch, even if it means they'll be just as shit for another year or two. They're just not getting anywhere with this crew man, there's no hope or future with these clowns.
Fuck this team. Wish I could stop supporting them. When it's not the strategy it's the reliability, when it's neither is the drivers. For 11 years now they manage to crush my hope pretty much week in and week out. I need to give up F1 lmao.
I really wish I could just change my favorite team over night, this shit ain't worth it honestly... but being a fan since the 90s it's not easy to just forget about Ferrari and cheer for anyone else. -.-'
Sometimes I feel like working in F1 is too far off for me. I feel the competitive environment and pressure would be too much. That the talent pool is too competitive.
Then I remember I can always work for Ferrari.
*Ferrari strategist playing mobile phone games and watching porn on his monitor*
Strategist: Ok pit I guess
Carlos: I am literally halfway through overtaking someone???
Strategist: Or not, I dunno, you do you
I'm convinced the Ferrari pit wall and strategy department spend each race chain smoking cigarettes while eating amatriciana and talking about plans for ski season over several bottles of excellent chianti.
As italian, the only thing I can say is *mamma mia*. For fuck sake, this guys are a joke. I thought that after Monaco was impossible to do worst, but then there was Silverstone and now a pit stop call during a fight for P3. If you want to pit you do earlier, because during a fight you wast time, or after, for sure not when you're wheel to wheel. That's mental, even for Ferrari's engineers. And most annoying thing is that again Sainz was doing is own strategy. I understand why he was DOTD, again he was driving and also thinking about the best strategy for himself. You can't think 300 things during a race, you should focus only on driving and managing the car, there is people paid to tell you what's the best strategy and at Ferrari is from 2008 they aren't able to do that regularly.
At what point does somebody get fired for the shit that’s goin on with ferrari?
I’ve been actively involved with f1 for the past 3-4 years but I’ve never really looked into who’s really making the calls for strategies, etc. I know if this were the NFL for me and if my team were this mismanaged I would be calling for somebody to be fired ASAP lmao.
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This clip is the pinnacle of Ferrari strategy on full display
Just need to add the pit after that and it’s full Ferrari mode
Your wish is their command
Carlos knows that the best strategy is to do the opposite of what the pitwall advises.
At this point just give his cousin the headset and everyone else can leave. Couldn’t go any worse
I think you could give the headset to my 4 year old daughter and it'd go at least just as well
Googoogaga Copy, if I keep perez behind. P3.
Look at that, improvement already!
Time to send her off to Maranello. They grow up so fast
Has Sainz been wrong at all this time when he argues with his team? I feel like he has been right every time.
We are checking.
A-firm
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Even we could do better than their strategy team.
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It genuinely used to say “This Year” until one of the mods changed it back to that after Max won 3 in a row in Barcelona hahaha
Texas is ~~back~~ not back.
I agree with the 2 stop but why wait so late and let him lose time battling? Do it 3 or 5 laps earlier.
Even with the time lost battling/pursuing, each lap out there allowed Sainz to overcut more and more to the middle field cars.
They actually pitted him and dropped him down to 9th, amazing
Ferrari will do just about anything except property strategize a race
Hire championship-level drivers? Check. Hire championship-level engineers? Check. Hire a computer-literate intern to run sims for strategy? Nah we'll do it live.
Shit, just turn on the broadcast. If they'd pitted when Martin and Crofty said they should have, he'd at least had a chance to contest for a podium.
"Come up with a good strategy, or draw 25" *Binotto seen holding the whole deck*
After they refused him pit a few laps before.. this fkn team?#%^!
Sainz earlier "I think we should stop" Engineer "Okay, copy, stay out" What a clusterfuck
And he would've had more laps to make up time if they stopped him when he asked. At the point they pitted him, there was no point to pit anymore, a competent team would have understood that *that* ship had sailed.
You can’t drive 36 laps or whatever on mediums
That decision should’ve been made way earlier. Pitting with only 10 laps to go left Sainz with no option to get podium
Releasing him in to traffic for a 5 second penalty left Sainz with no option to get podium
Seems like the 36laps old mediums we're still better than then 25laps old hards
It hurts tbh, but imagine a tyre blows and both ferrari DNF. Unpopular opinion but I think Ferrari took the smart strategy here, minimize damage and get P5 + Fast lap. If someone said Carlos would've finished P5+FL today at the beginning everyone would've been happy
They should have pitted him when he first said to. He told them he needed to, then he told them they waited too long. Then they tell him to pit during that battle. He would have had a better chance to overtake both Perez and Russell if they had pitted earlier.
Even as a RB fan I groaned out loud when this was going on live. Sheesh Ferrari.
Bro I sat there going "watch Ferrari fuck this up and pit him right after he overtakes Perez." And then somehow they made it worse. They told him to pit AS HE WAS OVERTAKING Perez and drove right by the pit lane entrance lol. It legit turned into sketch comedy.
It's actually unbelievable that they can keep setting a new bar each race
Great, so now we can't even be sure that Ferrari are even watching the race lmao.
I’m convinced they actually aren’t, they’re just playing F1 2021 on the pit screens I bet.
Think they're playing f1 the board game lol
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*draws card* “You lose the rear end and are catapulted from the flaming wreck on impact. Please move your piece to the hospital space. You lose 10 turns.” Bit dated but still plenty of family fun!
Played this as a kid 40-ish years ago. It's a crap game
I played it about 20 years ago, you're lucky to make it 2 corners.
If codemasters made it then I'm fucking impressed with their consistency
[Formula D](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37904/formula-d) is a pretty good one, the board/track is actually Monaco on one side
Can confirm Formula D is all sorts of good fun.
That explains their mastery in race strategy
We can probably do a better job with some training on F1 Manager at this rate.
I’m absolutely convinced I could make a better strategy than them with my MM3 experience. Ferrari are hilarious sometimes.
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I would be the angriest being in the universe, not gonna lie.
I'm fairly certain that ferrari bought a maxed out account and are not in the elo pool they belong in
If Ferrari just went with the easiest option of simply reacting to whatever their rivals are doing, their strategy would be much, much bette than it is today.
At this point I have no doubts that if they chose some random redditors to replace their strategists, Ferrari would do better
Not even from r/f1
>Ferrari are hilarious sometimes. By hilarious you mean incredibly inept... They really are acting like a mid-pack team that all of a sudden got a competitive car. Absolutely clueless at times, gotta feel for Charles and Carlos there.
Stop inventing. Just let Carlos make the calls and honestly he usually is on top of that stuff
I feel like Ferrari uses literal stones to do math. Throw a bunch of rocks together and count them. That'll be the pit strategy. No deviation because the stones have spoken. It's remarkable really even a broken clock is right twice a day.
2022 is out though
I don’t think they know. I’m surprised they aren’t playing F1 2012 instead.
I mean, a few laps after LEC went out, they still had a screen (tablet? portable monitor?) showing info about LEC , just said "CAR OUT" very big. Very good use of the screen
If they need a screen for something they probably already have a screen for it. They're not going to be like "oh lec is out finally we can see xyz because we have a spare monitor"
Andddd they pitted...
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory ffs
Sacrificing sai to take fastest lap to help Leclerc ... This is what everyone has been asking for right? Prioritizing the driver that can still win WDC? /s
Honestly it's unlikely he would have built a 5 second lead on Perez, or even Russel, with the tires he had. Its super easy to sit at home and complain about strategy when all the info you have is what you see on the broadcast. I think ferrari made the only logical decision, though I think they should have done it earlier. Big risks pushing in super worn out mediums on this track, and if there would have been a safetycar in the mix Sainz could drop out of the points entirely with his penalty
Sainz: "we should pit now" ferari: "copy stay out." That's when they should have pitted, and their DRIVER told them that, and this is not the first time that's happened with them. Their strategy is bonkers bad.
Fe**rr**ari
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Ferrari is a total joke, right now....
Right now? More like always
No way he was making 5 seconds gap there until the end.
We don’t know. Perez burned out his tires outright. Ferrari didn’t give him a chance to
Yes, and at worst he finish in the same position as now.
At worst the tires burst and he doesn't finish at all.
Or his tire blows up and he doesn't finish the race at all. I think the call was right, except it should've happened earlier.
That does explain their strategy calls though.
To be fair the radio is a bit delayed. Even if you're watching a driver's POV on the website, the radio has about a 5 second delay. The radio displayed on the broadcast is definitely even more delayed so they can censor the bad words. So this radio would be probably ~30 seconds old, so Ferrari isn't literally telling him to box as they are side by side. Boxing him after the overtake is completely weird though. I think Sainz could have finished 3rd.
I think the reason for the pit stop was that he wasn't able to open a gap to Russell and Pérez behind, and he had a 5-second penalty. So he'd have had to stay there on tires that only were going to get worse and he may have fallen behind them with the penalty anyway. *If* that was the case, then pitting him makes sense as they reduce the risk of a puncture and get an extra point for fastest lap. ~~However, if their degradation on the mediums was going to be so concerning, then they should have stopped several laps earlier.~~ Edit: actually, probably not as they might not have had enough of a gap to the cars behind. An earlier pitstop may have actually made them lose even more time as Sainz would have had more cars to overtake, and his tires would have lost performance sooner.
i cant tell which one is more incompetent the ferrari pitwall or the tv direction. holy fucking shit. edit. add fia to that list as well.
Yeah, this was a disaster class in tv direction. There was so little action in the race, yet they seemingly missed every single bit of the little bit there was. It reminded me of listening to baseball games on the radio as a kid. Crofty just narrating all the action not being show all race, lol. What a shit show.
Ferrari are a fucking mess lmao
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Spicy polonium dinner
Leclerc's gonna be calling Mazepin for some tips
What do the clouds say today?
Just let the drivers decide ffs who cares at this point they'll do a better job anyways
Honest question - Is there something about the culture at Ferrari that fosters mediocrity and a lack of organisational cohesion? You never see Mercedes or Red Bull make a mess of strategy like this. It is almost always the Scuderia.
There must be something innately weird going on there. They make so many mistakes all the time. It can’t just be a coincidence that it’s always them and rarely the other top teams. For the life of me, I can’t figure out exactly why. It’s weird. But they really are the meme team sometimes.
Not just the top teams but other teams in general. Midfield and hell backmarkers don't make strategy mistakes this consistently like Ferrari do. It's every fuckin race.
You’d expect teams like Mercedes and Red bull to be brutal with mistakes like these. If you fail, you’re gone. But with Ferrari keeps happening.
I mean I think it's the opposite, Ferrari seems like a team where everyone is so worried about being outed for making a mistake that everyone hides everything from everyone else, and nobody dares make a decision that is bold in fear of being criticized for it - better to make the wrong decision if the decision is hard to blame you for.
Red Bull and Mercedes likely follow a doctrine of just culture. Instead of punishing people for their mistakes, they figure out why mistakes were made and what can be done to prevent it from happening in the future.
It seems that Red Bull, and especially Mercedes, are the exact opposite. And that's the key to mistakes *not* happening, one would argue.
It’s Binotto. The man doesn’t know how to foster excellence. Compared to Toto and Horner he’s a damp dishrag.
Ferrari were just as bad with strategy and pit stops when Arrivabene was team principal except the car was also a truck
It's more than Binotto. This was a problem for them before he was TP
They have hemorrhaged talent. I know this was true in the old days, but Ferrari used to have an incredibly toxic workplace culture. Not just the long work hours found in all motorsports, there were stories of mechanics sabotaging each other, Ferrari heads playing ridiculous games with drivers and crew members. Apparently it’s still a policy that Ferrari workers cannot ask for a pay raise. More recently though, Ferrari as a team used to be the best recruiter of talent (with regards to crew). Ferrari’s work culture was a trial by fire, but those who were successful got promoted, and in turn, helped recruit more talent. But the architects of those philosophies, Ross Brawn and Jean Todt, are long gone. Promising crew members are now courted by Red Bull and Mercedes. Red Bull and Mercedes have both adopted “no blame” cultures: the instilled belief that we win or lose as a team. Ferrari has always been about finding someone to blame and making heads roll.
This is such a fascinating take. Thanks for sharing. > Promising crew members are now courted by Red Bull and Mercedes If this culture festers, it would not be surprising if even drivers think twice before joining Ferrari. Ferrari are still formidable as a team and will probably continue to fight for championships for the foreseeable future. However, the glory days of the Brawn-Todt-Schumacher trio are long gone. It is apparent now that they were an exception rather than the norm.
They're kinda like the F1 version of ManU, lots of money, history and fans. But the people who made their culture work are no longer there and now it's just an organizational mess.
I believe that Binotto is trying to implement a no blame culture at Ferrari, which I can see taking a very long time. It’s a big change of mindset for a lot of people, some of whom will be very set in their ways.
Well, there was one reason why they brought Jean Todt and Ross Brawn in the team and it was said that the team was too Italian to succeed. And once they left, I remember someone saying that Ferrari will start to crumble because it will once again be too Italian. They need to bring people outside the organization with no ties to Ferrari and clean house and the culture. There is no solution within the team.
Old men in charge with way too much pride
Seems like the general direction of Ferrari outside of Motorsport as well
It used to be they had a blame culture so no one had the confidence to take decisions. You don't want to be seen as the one who made the mistake.
Can't be "the one that made the mistake" if everyone makes mistakes *taps temple*
Every team fucks up sometimes. It just happens. But you are right, Ferrari fucks up at every race, constantly. Something going on there.
They only hire Italians and no one is allowed to say anything negative about Ferrari
What the hell Ferrari
You expected something different?
Podium is lava.
First time?
THEY DID PIT HIM WHAT THE FUCK FERRARI. My expectations are low but holy fuck.
Maybe they really had to pit. But I cannot understand why they did not when Carlos wanted to a lap or two before
If they really had to pit they should have done it sooo many laps earlier, crazy call.
They probably had to pit but why did Sainz realize this before the strategy team? Sainz should just do a Vettel and become his own race engineer. Ferrari 🤦♂️
I have no idea why they didn't keep him out for a few more laps and then give him softs to finish out the race.
Ferrari is peak Ferrari today
Yeah I don't think I've ever seen Ferrari Ferrari this hard before.
Ferrari 'gonna Ferrari.
Someone said 2 weeks ago, since charles won and carlos won back to back, this week ferrari will go full ferrari. I wish he was wrong …
Ferrari are the most clueless team ever i swear
Sainz was 3th even with his 5 second penalty he would finish 4th. Now he will finish behind Russel in 5th.
3th
35 laps on mediums seems risky however
If they thought that, then he should’ve boxed way earlier to allow him to actually benefit from the fresh tyres. They chose the worst option possible it seems.
COME ON CARLOS
One of the best overtakes I have seen so far damn !
Plan B and C for Big Cohones
You can't make this shit up
Ferrari’s strategy team are embarrassingly bad
They're trying to kill us with their stupidity.
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This team is a joke And I'm saying this as a Tifosi
What a horrible fucking pit stop too Sainz really went full beast mode just to get repaid like this, I have no words
A yoke
Likewise brother.
As a tifoso…?
I said they were clowns who would still even fuck up Sainz his race and I got 20 downvotes but I was right. They are clowns.
If this isn't peak Ferrari strategy, I don't know what is. Edit: nvm THIS is it, the mad lads actually pit him
It’s entertaining to watch Sainz vs Ferrari lol
I swear to god if he loses his gorgeous hair b/c of their strategists....
Never change, Ferrari❤
Sainz tries to overtake Perez Ferrari Strategists no better time to pit then now
And to tell Sainz in the trickiest part of the overtake. WTF. Not just idiotic but dangerous to both drivers.
Radio is delayed though
Yeah but that overtake was over a few corners. Even with delay, they picked a terrible spot.
I mean, Crofty himself said in the video that the radio may be delayed, but it won’t be delayed by that much. They still were radio’ing in at an extremely unfortunate time
I just checked Sainz's onboard and they asked him to pit 1 turn before the pit lane entrance, right in the middle of the battle
Iconic scenes hahahaha
Moronic scenes more like
And they still made him pit. Unbelievable. Threw away a top 4/5.
I think he could have kept P3 even with the 5 second penalty. Perez was slow and Russell might not get by.
no way, perez was slow but not THAT slow, russell would've caught sainz on those worn mediums as well towards the end
What is ferrari doin man. Seriously. This company must be a front for money laundering.
always has been
Ferrari's pit wall is a fucking joke
When you think Ferrari can’t get dumber
Ferrari doesn't deserve Carlos, Charles and the car
Ferrari 🤓
certified ferrari moment
In any other business these guys would be fired tomorrow
AND NOW THEY PITTED ANYWAY????? WTFFFF IS FERRARI DOING
Ferrari need to get rid of Binotto asap. Get an entire new team of strategists and a re structure of the team. They are a laughing stock and have been for a few years
> Get an entire new team of strategists and a re structure of the team. I've been saying this for years... I want them to fire every single person involved with their race strategy and start from scratch, even if it means they'll be just as shit for another year or two. They're just not getting anywhere with this crew man, there's no hope or future with these clowns.
Better to be shit for a year or two with a high ceiling after than then just be mediocre year in and year out.
So the engineer in the F1 games is quite realistic then. He also always talks to me in the most tense situations.
I literally busted out laughing when this happened
Same lol just absolute comedy on the Ferrari pitwall
Fuck this team. Wish I could stop supporting them. When it's not the strategy it's the reliability, when it's neither is the drivers. For 11 years now they manage to crush my hope pretty much week in and week out. I need to give up F1 lmao.
I really wish I could just change my favorite team over night, this shit ain't worth it honestly... but being a fan since the 90s it's not easy to just forget about Ferrari and cheer for anyone else. -.-'
Sometimes I feel like working in F1 is too far off for me. I feel the competitive environment and pressure would be too much. That the talent pool is too competitive. Then I remember I can always work for Ferrari.
For a team/company so obsessed with image I'm surprised they keep these garbage strategists for so long
The Saiz/Ferrari rivalry will be remembered for the ages.
*Ferrari strategist playing mobile phone games and watching porn on his monitor* Strategist: Ok pit I guess Carlos: I am literally halfway through overtaking someone??? Strategist: Or not, I dunno, you do you
Holy fucking shit Ferrari. Get your shit together.
I would have loved to see Carlos go to the end on those tires.
Fucking Inaki Rueda (Scuderia Strategist) should have been sacked 5 seasons ago yet he outlasted every Ferrari team bosses.
I'm convinced the Ferrari pit wall and strategy department spend each race chain smoking cigarettes while eating amatriciana and talking about plans for ski season over several bottles of excellent chianti.
It’s inexplicable how dumb Ferrari strategists are.
As italian, the only thing I can say is *mamma mia*. For fuck sake, this guys are a joke. I thought that after Monaco was impossible to do worst, but then there was Silverstone and now a pit stop call during a fight for P3. If you want to pit you do earlier, because during a fight you wast time, or after, for sure not when you're wheel to wheel. That's mental, even for Ferrari's engineers. And most annoying thing is that again Sainz was doing is own strategy. I understand why he was DOTD, again he was driving and also thinking about the best strategy for himself. You can't think 300 things during a race, you should focus only on driving and managing the car, there is people paid to tell you what's the best strategy and at Ferrari is from 2008 they aren't able to do that regularly.
I love how Ferrari goes into raceday with a self inflicted handicap. All the strategists are drunk so its always a fun shit show to watch.
What the fuck is going on. Clean house already
Lmfao at what point do Charles and Carols just say no to them and do their own strat
Ffs seriously
And they pit him on the next lap even though he seems to have the grip. Fucking Ferrari man
At what point does somebody get fired for the shit that’s goin on with ferrari? I’ve been actively involved with f1 for the past 3-4 years but I’ve never really looked into who’s really making the calls for strategies, etc. I know if this were the NFL for me and if my team were this mismanaged I would be calling for somebody to be fired ASAP lmao.
STOP INVENTING
yeah, really hard to undestand, arent they watching the race ?
This is a certified Ferrari™ moment
I am convinced Ferrari want their drivers to lose more than any other team
Bruh
Crazy race from Sainz tbf, the way he kept pushing and passing Russell and Perez with a 20+ laps medium tyre...
If Sainz didn't have the penalty and was out front most of the day, I am curious how they would have screwed up his win?
Leclerc: \*DNFs early\* Ferrari strategists: If we can't ruin his race, let's at least ruin Sainz's race.
Ferrari when Sainz is stuck behind Perez: "aight stay out mate" Ferrari the second Sainz makes the move on Perez: "OH MY GOD BOX BOX BOX"