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**Fruriourl** · 04-06-2009, 11:24 PM

I am a ferrari fan for the last 15 odd years. never ever have i seen them so rock bottom. even in the 1997-1998-1999. they tried but failed. But what i see now days is shameful from them. I feel like not watching the race now days.

The biggest joke in the history of F1 was KIMI sent on full wets . when the track was red hot.

I think its time to fire Stefano and put micheal in charge of the team from next race itself.

SD has been good for Ferrari. Their dominance was next going to be never ending. He's overseen the team in the transissional phase, winning a constructors title in his first year in charge.

He's also alined Ferrari with the other teams, making FOTA a much greater force within F1 and its structure, and to be fair FOTA have done a very good job so far.

Who makes the strategy decisions anyhow? I doubt it would have been SD's call?

04-06-2009, 11:24 PM	#9
Fruriourl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	I am a ferrari fan for the last 15 odd years. never ever have i seen them so rock bottom. even in the 1997-1998-1999. they tried but failed. But what i see now days is shameful from them. I feel like not watching the race now days. The biggest joke in the history of F1 was KIMI sent on full wets . when the track was red hot. I think its time to fire Stefano and put micheal in charge of the team from next race itself. SD has been good for Ferrari. Their dominance was next going to be never ending. He's overseen the team in the transissional phase, winning a constructors title in his first year in charge. He's also alined Ferrari with the other teams, making FOTA a much greater force within F1 and its structure, and to be fair FOTA have done a very good job so far. Who makes the strategy decisions anyhow? I doubt it would have been SD's call?
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