Ferrari can't be trusted

Ferrari are going into the 2024 F1 Season with a bit of a question mark over them. Ferrari are one of the most famous and decorated F1 Teams to ever race in the sport, but why haven't they been able to compete for a world championship for so long? Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are two of the best drivers on the grid, so what is holding them back? Will the terrible strategy calls continue into the 2024 season? Enjoy!
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[@NR_88]

We’re at the point where current F4 drivers weren’t even alive for the last Ferrari drivers championship….

[@MadeByPerspective]

Dude 😳

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

The current champion wasn't born when Williams last won their last world title...

[@Phoon996]

Neither when McLaren won… teams have ups and down. Other teams come in and dominate. Its how it works unfortunately. 2024 will probably not be their year either, and thats okay

[@xithr5674]

@@insertgenericusernamehere2402Williams doesn’t even have near the history or thee money that Ferrari has bad comparison

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@xithr5674 lmao... Okay kiddo

[@robertribic6599]

Ferrari needs another Ross Brown/Schumacher/Jean Todd type combo

[@Well_be_right_back]

Basically be less Italian

[@Jhin224]

@@Well_be_right_backwell LEC, SAI & Fred aren’t 😂

[@54_ocram46]

The team since Fred's entered in the team, has improved the strategy mistakes, the pitstop times and turned a difficult to drive car which was the 4th best car to a car that won a race (and could have won in Vegas too) and which almost finished 2nd. Fred has always been a good team principal and I trust the combo Leclerc/Vasseur/Sainz and our engineers and mechanics

[@lucasrocha-ev8tp]

@@54_ocram46 it wasn’t the 4th best car

[@54_ocram46]

@@lucasrocha-ev8tp it was the 4th car in various tracks in race pace (Jeddah, Australia, Zandvoort, Silverstone, Hungary)

[@Sirius_Jocking]

As a Ferrari fan I made my peace with never being optimistic goping in to a seson and it's done wonders for my blood pressure

[@suppmjz]

,😂😂😂

[@cedrichorf2788]

Leclerc is Like Montoya F1 Superstar But wrong time, wrong car

[@Christismyonlyking]

Leclerc will win a champ though I can’t see him not

[@Actul_Trap]

@@Christismyonlyking Only if ferrari have a big turnaround, With Lewis still going strong, and Max dominating how he is, and Mclaren’s revival. Only really can see him winning a title if ferrari make a huge leap with the reg changes in the near future.

[@gabrieleboracchi7411]

carlos sainz statement aged well

[@impiku643]

Only if enzo was alive to see this catastrophe

[@user-ov1hj2uk2r]

Don't worry, Enzo is watching from above the mess of this team

[@l_poci_]

Enzo saw a good chunk of their 80s-90s drought.

[@seven4221]

I think that would make it even worse

[@ruisearts]

Jean Todd is

[@bilalrasool2318]

Ferrari is a supercar, but the name means even more. Before, owning a Lamborghini and Ferrari were equal, Lamborghini were actually more attractive. But now Lamborghini are almost too mainstream and don't have the same value anymore. I can ask a random person what's a Lamborghini and they will say it's the crazy car that one celebrity has. If you ask a random person what's a Ferrari they will say it's an expensive, prestigious, race car. Regardless about how much they know about cars, everyone knows Ferrari and what it represents. Even just saying that you own a car. Saying I own a Lamborghini, or McLaren, or AMG, it doesn't mean much to most people, it's just a car to them. But if you say I own a Ferrari, it has a whole other meaning. It doesn't even matter what model you have, just saying you own a Ferrari us a massive thing. And this is coming from someone who used to not like Ferrari road cars.

[@magnustan841]

The one big save and grace is that they are in a competitive position and outside support most other teams can only dream of. Also, this social media age makes them look much worse than they actually are, even when you consider the expectations of them.

[@Son-Of-Gillean]

Saving grace

[@salim_abid_]

The way you popped out of nowhere in the beginning with that intense stare was hilarious Love the video 🔥🔥

[@MadeByPerspective]

Hahah thank you bro!

[@kdm6287]

I think Charles can deliver a championship win if only Ferrari can pull their finger out and give him a car and a team that can instead of the cannot. In 2022 Charles was doing great until Ferrari started to implode and then to make things worse the rules changed for car ride height.

[@Jacakao_o]

the thumbnail 😂

[@cwcaswell]

I'm new to the sport, and part of what brought me here was the allure of Ferrari laying it all on the line in F1. What makes it more alluring is the fact that they're not dominant. I want to see Leclerc win a championship as much as any other fan, but it makes it exciting that they're going to have to work for it to take it from Red Bull

[@soundscape26]

Yes, they were being quite hyped last year around this time and ended up not delivering... maybe this year when almost nobody is talking about them they'll do the opposite. Not exactly delivering the title but fighting for and getting some wins.

[@instructoreh6559]

I love these daily videos man! Keep it up 👊

[@MadeByPerspective]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@Certified_Futbolero]

The only good thing that come out for Ferrari is their World Endurance Championship

[@hamirthapar6788]

Bout time somebody said it.

[@VykronianF1]

You said it perfectly. 2022 before Imola was one of the best times of my life. My favorite constructor and driver were winning even before France I thought they could do it. But since then the depression of Ferrari’s 2020 kicked back in. Ferrari will always be my favorite and so will Charles. Nothing will change that, it’s just sad I’ve aligned myself with a boat that’s constantly taking on water. And can’t get the easiest/ cheapest thing right strategy. And yes it is easy to get it right as almost every race we scream to pit a lap earlier or this or that which would’ve won them the race or gotten a better position.

[@RoysIdea]

The midseason rule change mainly effected Ferrari negatively. Thanks to Mercedes wanting to stop RedBull instead of fixing their own porpoising problems.

[@stephenhughes4]

I've never seen this comparison made online before. I grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s as a Man Utd & Ferrari fan. Times were good for us supporters and I think it blighted our view of what can or should be. Since then the 2 teams have fallen off massively. There are obviously issues that run deeper than just the surface with both. There's a lot of similarities in what has happened with both. Both supporters are always expecting next year to be the year that they finally get the glory again but it just never comes. Just as with united I think there needs to be a huge clear out at Maranello. People who are only just performing well enough are only good enough for team like modern Ferrari and not the Ferrari of old. The philosophy needs to change.

[@distantanomaly9649]

That dejected "too god damn long." Felt that.

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍

[@timvansurksum]

"I love the drivers" 2025 will be interestign

[@juliak9122]

literally teared up when you said Carlos was your probs favourite driver... the boy ain't having much praise usually.

[@punkavatarworld]

If you can be a fan through the tough times, it makes it even better in the good times. It takes a lot of patience to be a dedicated fan.

[@LPChipi]

I'm actually excited for Ferrari. I'm not a Ferrari fan per-se, but I do want them to do well. I do think they're the most important team in the sport, and seeing them struggle is kind of a downer. However, you can see their pedigree is still there. Only one win outside of RedBull this year? Ferrari. Only team to come even close to a championship fight with RedBull since the new regs? Ferrari. The preliminary results of the new car seem to be good, based on the rumors, and Vasseur seems to be fixing a lot of the issues that Ferrari had, such as strategy and pit stops. It looks more tidy and organized every day and I actually think 2024 will be a positive year for them. Not sure about challenging RB, but I do think they'll be best of the rest.

[@DatBoiGloomy]

Im always gonna have a slight bias to classic teams. McLaren, Williams and Ferrari have a special place in some of our hearts for simply their history.

[@Jhin224]

@@DatBoiGloomyyes mate! the classic teams are my babies! ❤

[@AloneRacecar]

Why am I getting a feeling that Perspective is gonna become the SunnyV2 of F1 content?

[@dominikjozwiak5153]

Exactly i'm really dissapointed as a ferrari fan not the same team as 2006

[@Sandman73.]

You can say the same about redbull .. but they turned it around ! The fact is you never know what could happen all it takes is a rule change and getting it right.

[@RoysIdea]

The problem period for RB was caused by a change in the engine regulation. Renault was struggling with that, while Mercedes absolutely nailed it … being ahead of the pack helped by the FIA.

[@Icy_Cream94]

Besides Mclaren, i think Ferrari is the only other team to probably challenge Redbull. If you start to think that after RedBull, they were the team with more poles and wins at 2023 we can conclude that in fact they still had the 2nd faster car last year. The problem was that the ferrari car was a tyre eater, and most of their poor performances on sundays were because of it. But as we saw going trough the end of the season, they were increasing it a lot. People forgets, but from the last two races, one they almost won (Las Vegas), and in the other they had far better pace than Mercedes and Mclaren (Abuh Dhabi). I don't believe they are gonna have a dominant era like on Schumacher time anymore. This things don't happen from nowhere, there's a lot of factors that made them that invencible machine. Nowadays, on a optimistic look, Ferrari most probably win one or another isolated title, as Mclaren and Renault did during the 00's.

[@__ManMilk]

Ferrari have sadly been total shit since 2007 when drink kimi last won the championship by drinking his way to the top. Since then it's gotten progressively worse probably peaking in horridness in 2022

[@_sens3i_869]

Still keeping my hopes up for Ferrari

[@MadeByPerspective]

We can hope 🙏🏽

[@adicontra]

that "dog" (what i call ultra aggresive style) is not always the way to win. look at clark, lauda, hakkinen, couple more.... to handle the presure, anyone needs a good car. even hamilton wont handle presure in that 2022 car.

[@stephensegal5187]

Someone should start a 12th step Ferrari Anonymous Club. The One Year Pin could be a RB lapel pin. 😅

[@Super123456789Kuba]

To quote that guy from a old Indiana Jones Game: "That one can't be trusted." Which "that one" is meant to be Ferrari in this instance.

[@aaronskateofficial]

NEW DRINKING GAME… take a sip every time bro says „ferrari“ and you‘ll be down 2 bottles of tequila by the end of the video 😂😂😭

[@mntbayandaimran]

The drivers aren’t a problem always, it’s just the team itself and everything else you know, I want to trust them but they should sort themselves out

[@government7927]

ferrari just needs good management

[@RNA0ROGER]

Honestly F1 is anyone's game these days, there is a cost cap and its gotten less predictable below the top of the grid. Ferrari really only need a good strategy along with building on their car. Red Bull closed the gap in 2021 its not beyond Ferrari to do the same.

[@rasmus8408]

Please make a video talking about Mercedes and what your opinion on their upcoming 2024 campaign is🙏🏻 Love all your videos, keep it up!

[@steeldrac]

A long time ago I read this psychologist that said that men can change partners, family, forget about kids, switch careers, but for some reason can never change from one sports team to another. She was using football examples, but I think it still applies. We are stuck with Ferrari, messing with our feelings season after season. I will always watch the races thinking they’ll screw it up at some point.

[@kathrynwright2075]

As much as I love Charles and Carlos, and have confidence in Fred - am still untrusting of the team’s capacity for good strategy. I think they need a big change in the way strategy decisions are made - total reform. (I also wonder how much influence do Xavi and Ricci have? Did their operational decisions contribute to some of the past errors?) I would love to see Ferrari get it together and challenge Red Bull, but it am not counting on it.

[@ThereMayBeLions]

Its going to be a very, very interesting battle for P2 in Constructors. And I think that 3 teams are going to be able to take it to Red Bull. I doubt that Max will have a significant battle, but the competition is definitely going to make things interesting.

[@reiheractual]

it also doesn’t help that their two current drivers are extremely mediocre

[@Puzzoozoo]

Grand Prix stopped becoming a motor sport on 31 December 1967. And after that slowly morphed into the media circus it is today.

[@henkormel5610]

Ferrari starts ti look like Alpine The CEO's call the shots. In the old days the scuderia called the shots over the money making roadcar division. Those years are long gone.

[@markozizic9938]

I feel like I hear myself talking.You couldn't have said it better.They cannot simply be trusted although I really want to because they are and always will be my favourite team.And also Carlos is my favourite driver too😂.Let's not get too ahead of ourselves I think to change my honest opinion they have to first of course make a great car that can fight Red Bull and atleast for a half a season go through no errors from the team nor the drivers.

[@Abisanth11]

Before the season: Surly, this is going to be our year! At the end of the season: Next year is going to be our year, for sure!

[@edwnas]

@@casualSimRacer3312man utd fans never say next year is ours

[@Arseization]

There is something terribly wrong at that team. The way some of the mistakes were shaped and the fact that nobody is able to talk about obvious mistakes or problems openly or adress them publicly just shows that there is something systemic hindering the process.

[@adenkyramud5005]

It's always been like this at ferrari. Even in the old days when Lauda was racing

[@unthenner5519]

Yup they'll never compete for 1st again because of this cultural limitation. The world has moved on and become more efficient.@@adenkyramud5005

[@dustinabigan2776]

As someone that only started watching in 2022, it's still head scratching for me how a team that experienced is having a hard time fighting for a title at the very least. I think that's basically the TLDR of it. How the heck is Ferrari having a hard time competing for a title when probably just about every employee and driver thinks it's an honor to work for them? Fun fact that the first F1 team I've heard about is FERRARI. Ferrari is literally the one thing almost everyone thinks about when they think of F1. Then you enter the sport and here they are being a bunch of fools every other week or so. I really want to see Ferrari succeed, but they probably won't get a title maybe for the next 3-4 years or so...probably longer if Ferrari decides to boot Fred.

[@unthenner5519]

That's the problem, everyone has this weird attachment to Ferrari, inflating the brand above the people so no one is allowed to be radical.

[@christophergoode3421]

I can tell you now atleast 45%of the people now were not even paying attention to f1 when Schumacher was there.. it’s a distant memory

[@ARGDevilDog]

For those of you that blamed max and the car....I can give you a very easy example...in a game...where you can tune a car...I can make the perfect car, and drivers will drive it differently...some will get the most, some will struggle...or I can tune a terrible car...and same thing applies...the combination is just pure magic

[@borisgerritsen6820]

The ferrari hypetrain will depart around the car launch I suppose, and ofcourse we will hop on🙃

[@hanifhidayat39]

bro really want to jinx them

[@recarsion]

They lost my trust during the Alonso years. The saddest part is that they've shown themselves to be completely capable of being competent outside of F1. In endurance and GT racing they had an amazing 2023.

[@filipposstavro1233]

The only way I can relate to you Ferrari fans is the fact that , just like you, I have been waiting for something positive as an Alonso fan for far too long. And I was extatic last year with all the Nando podiums but I still wait for the nexxt win , just like you guys for the next WC

[@bigrigham1651]

i am a ferrari fan and it is kinda sad as if late but i will all was love them

[@davideefaykerr3577]

Schumacher only won with ferrari because of Gordon Murray the cars designer and the combo of brawn and that German driver lol.😮

[@unthenner5519]

It's fucking pathetic to be attached to a car brand

[@BAM80607]

Sainz will be audi no1 driver look at that ;) what a great day to say it

[@RoysIdea]

Sainz just won the Dakar 2024 … oh wait … that was dad. Son will follow in his footsteps

[@henriquek.7355]

Watched the first 2 seconds about 320 times 😂

[@54_ocram46]

I've been a F1 fan and Ferrari fan for 15 years and I trust the team more now than in 2019-2022. Our pitstops this year were only worse than RB, the strategy was only worse than RB, the car was only worse than RB (close to Merc), our team principal is great and we probably have the best driver line up. I have reasons to trust our team. I trust Fred, Carlos and Charles.

[@stagger87]

As a fellow Aussie, TF you doing up so late mate? 😅

[@MadeByPerspective]

I’m an owl! 🦉

[@stagger87]

@@MadeByPerspective Ahaha yeah that's relatable, Can't imagine even trying to sleep with the humidity we've got in Melbs ATM 😅

[@ufrgrand5116]

What he's really doing is reverse psychology so he has a mid season hype up video and an end of season hype up video😂

[@jazminhudson-stanfield4536]

Ferrari is a team with a legacy like no other. They have a responsibility to maintain the legacy that was created by Enzo Ferrari and add something to it. Instead, we see failures similar to those of Haas and others. For a team of that supposed budget, calibre, etc they just should not be making the mistakes they do, We all want to see a Ferrari championship-winning year but whether or not that will happen anytime soon is something else. Also, they have prime talent in both Charles and Carlos and consistently they abuse that with the hope of something better. It is sad to see the turn of events that we do. If they don't demonstrate that they are capable of winning very shortly, both may look at other options. Ferrari has a hold on Charles that another team has and they are using that to their advantage. There is only so much one can take before, deciding that the Ferrari period of their career is unfortunately over.

[@brandonn1999]

Nothing but facts

[@thelastcrusader5439]

So I’m a McLaren fan, but I think Ferrari is going to have one hell of a car and amazing drivers by then an unbelievably horrible strategy and pit times and lose exclusively because of that

[@mariostsakiris7976]

Verstappen also did mistakes when he had a mediocre f1 car so i think its reasonable for leclerc to make mistakes cause he is trying to push but the car isnt capable of handling it.

[@alaeriia01]

The solution is to get rid of their $100M bonus for showing up. Once they actually have to win in order to make money, they'll get good real fast.

[@Jalreal]

Ferrari can dominate like they did in the 2000s. Throw Newey the bag. He has been the secret to many championship cars for decades.

[@francescosalvato6612]

They tried many times to poach him, the results ? A big no

[@Gamezoner911]

They have tried several times, even offering to hand Newey the road car division. He rejected it due to the way the culture was run at Ferrari, the very culture that is preventing Ferrari from performing well.

[@LiftandCoa]

The prophecy has come true lol

[@Cruzblack781]

Considering they have been there from day one there not that decorated really are they lets face it in years in the sport to titles ratio 😅😅

[@LoTs1o]

The only difference between Ferrari and Williams is money, they are both shadows of their glorious past but Ferrari has a bigger group behind them than what Williams have. One big question I have is: why doesn't anybody talk about what Johm Elkann is doing for every sport team he controls? Juventus in Serie A are suffering the same fate Ferrari are suffering, let's talk about something extra-sport. Last news about Fiat is that they are inviting 2000 young engineers to leave the company (they can't just fire them because of the Italian law). It isn't just Ferrari, it's the whole group that puts money into Ferrari that doesn't seem to work. Then there are Italian media (our media)... oh boy... it's the same every year. This time it's "the car is 7 10ths faster than the previous" as if it was big good news! Spoiler: every car should be faster than the previous and everyone will be at least 0.5s faster! Ferrari's history and heritage is destroying the team because they live thinking of what was and not of what is now: Ferrari is a 3rd/4th spot team in terms of COMPETENCE, Red Bull, Mercedez and McLaren are way more competent than Ferrari (especially talking about the Board) and they have to acknowledge it if they really want to win something in the future. This Ferrari has nothing to do even with the pre-2010 Ferrari, they are a different thing and they have to be humble enough to admit it, the sooner they admit it, they sooner they will start to win more than 4 races in a season. (By a sad Ferrari fan)

[@frickin_robin]

so early she hasnt left yet

[@MangoIsLove55]

💀

[@gem.dionisio]

I am a Ferrari fan, I support the team, not the drivers (drivers come and go). I grew up to the title drought between Scheckter and Schumacher so seeing the win in 1999 (constructor) and 2000 (wdc and wcc) was the happy days. But lately ive been critical to the team, esp when Binotto was around... i mean Binotto was there from Toldt time and the Schumacher era, yet he didnt lean anything from that era. So his sacking was good news. Vasseur now, he did his best in 2023... ill give his tenure 5 years to rebuild and be competitive. The 2024 car, idk its full potential... 95% is new but that 5% is still Binottos concept so i have doubts... even if the car is dominant, ill cheer if Ferrari are leading after the Abu Dhabi GP 2024

[@thasmandotory589]

Just keep expectations low

[@mawile3037]

" they represent everything. . . " wrong with the sport " F1 was about, and is about " mmmmm kinda the same I guess . . .lol

[@Lazlum]

As a Ferrari i have hope But only after 2026

[@cyberfutur5000]

Strategy is for those who can't build engines.

[@pologna13]

Ferrari are the Maple Leafs of formula 1. Change my mind

[@oxide4775]

Now that Lewis Hamilton is on the team at least the hats will look cooler and have a less bulky fit

[@MrSantiago485]

bros I don't want to admit that our best years are behind us

[@malopthemapper]

I'm actually much more positive this year than last year

[@staLkerhu]

Up until... 🥶

[@fqeagles21]

Ok but I don’t understand how can someone not put Ferrari and Mercedes on the same starting level going in 2024,McLaren is ahead due to copying McLaren Red Bull,( with McLaren’s modification) but the other two are on the same starting level and btw Mercedes pits were not excellent in 2023 (not even strategy although better than Ferrari one)

[@dylanburston7453]

Mercedes were worse than Ferrari in terms of strategy, pit stops (7th, whils RB, Ferrari and Mclaren are 1,2 and 3 respectively) , driver relationship, R&D and taking advantage of their strong/RBs weak tracks. The only reason they got P2 was because Ferraris car was bad, and the team was still politicaly split over fred for the first 8/9 races. Ferrari started weak and finished strong, and have the best driver lineup by far, and a top 3 team principle (whos just fired the strategey bloke, forgotten his name). Meanwhile, Mercedes car got worse (despite bringing double the amounts of upgrades), have a driver lineup who crashed into each other several times, and Russel crashed into way to many things and lost alot of his pace, and the pitstops were bad, the strategy was bad, and toto is more intersted in calling horner smelly than fixing any of the teams issues, all whilst (over the last 2 seasons) they have lost their head of strategy in james vowles, a key engineer in mike elliot whos been shot, and just lost their performance director , loic serra, to Ferrari. RB have the Checo Ballast, and Lando is a pushover and Oscar has no race pace (tho will improve) Assuming a 2010 situation, where 3/4 cars are dead equal, Ferrari are the ones with the most of the building blocks in place

[@fqeagles21]

@@dylanburston7453 i partially agree,nice

[@funquimero]

You told the same last year

[@marioochoa1433]

Checo to Ferrari 😎

[@Olifantenstaart]

2024 IS THE YEAR GUYS

[@mondodimotori]

Of course it can't! We youngsters didn't live it, but before the Schumacher / Todt / Brawn era of domination, Ferrari went through a drought of 21 YEARS! Half of them were still under the guide of The Old Man himself. And it's not like before 1979 Ferrari was a huge dominating force. They had to bring in Lauda and Forghieri to win those three titles in the 70s. And Lauda said it perfectly when he joined. Before that the actual focus of the Scuderia was Endurance racing, where most of the money were spent to compete in the WSC. The more you look at Ferrari, the more it has the aspect of a disfuctional team with a strong branding that guarantees the constant cash flow to keep it running. If this was any other team it would've failed years ago.

[@UFO-racer]

They Won with Michael because of JOHN TODD 🏎️

[@jefflight8188]

Reverse psychology 😗?

[@Son-Of-Gillean]

Think the more incompetent staff at Ferrari are being protected by people higher up than the team principal.

[@johnmclaren3908]

Ferrari are like the Manchester United of motorsport. But for the first time in a long time I actually have more faith in McLaren to give Red Bull some sort of challenge.

[@unthenner5519]

LOL I started FPL this year and watching football and literally said the same thing but in reverse. It's dumb to hype a brand for its own sake.

[@johnbeer4963]

Whilever Ferrari is more concerned with internal politics and the Italian press than winning they won't win.

[@Arcade13]

Ferrari are now the Toronto Maple Leafs of F1

[@aaron_ow]

If it really came down to it, would you really trust Ferrari to win the Constructors Championship over other top tier teams?

[@alessandrovalente7645]

I understand your feelings but it is not really about trust. You cannot trust any team, they will all present themselves in a positive light. If you look at F1 history, its often that 1 team/driver really dominates and is a league on their own. At this moment Ferrari is not that team its Redbull. When will this change? Noone knows. But to just expect a team to just break that cycle because your a fan will lead to being disappointed. But that is part of being a fan.

[@mushufitzburg2741]

Ferrari tears taste the best

[@MENQN]

You or me or anyone just cannot trust that Hamilton guy, if he gets given that right car, guy's boy, it's bye bye's.

[@franciscogomes9844]

The problem with Ferrari is the team's culture. The mentality of "we are Ferrari so that makes us automatically great" creates a severe lack of accountability and if they refuse to acknowledge their mistakes, they will never learn from them.

[@hikenkayle6149]

Ferrari could be 1 point from the championship with 5 races to go and i still wouldnt trust them to win it.

[@theGoogol]

Nah ... I just can't love Ferrari. - The number of F1 driver's careers they've ruined (Seb Vettel being the latest ... if you don't count Leclerc because of optimism, I guess) - The way they get more money than any other team - Them being the sole team that can veto any F1 rule change - The way they dictate how you can and cannot use your Ferrari if they allow you to buy one - The way they think the brand is bigger than the team (while it used to be the other way around when Enzo was alive when they sold cars to be able to race) - The way their team radio can confuse anyone, including their drivers, into a 24h coma. - Know-it-all strategy which never quite turns out right for 'm ... I hope they do well this year but I doubt it ... too much entitlement.w

[@unthenner5519]

RIGHT. I don't get this herd mentality of forcing everyone to love Ferrari.

[@alferrari3186]

Can't watch this video of my family