Your upload schedule is more consistent than Ferrari's 2022 season (and that says A LOT)

It's like a competition for Ferrari strategists to see who can create the next worst strategy

This is typical Ferrari. They take in championship material and out comes a mere shadow of what the driver was before. A very good example of it is Seb and it might happen to Leclerc as well.

Everyone and their mother (who doesnt watch F1) knew putting Charles on hards is a bad idea, the only people who thought it's a good idea, were those that take huge money for doing the right calls in the top tier motorsport, but they didnt do the right call (AGAIN), because they dont bother watching other teams struggle on hards in the midfield Just.. Unbelievable, I would rage so hard if I was Charles, Ferarri cost him not only so many podiums this year, but so many wins! They need to change things around, or the drivers will lose all hope in the team and leave them

It’s one thing to screw up, it’s another to for Binotto to keep fucking acting like everything they do is never wrong and that it’s always something beyond their control that cost them the race

I don't think the 2023 car will be as good as this one is. Mercedes is stronger with every race, same goes for RB, while Ferrari engineers get the distinct feeling that none of their work is at any good, so motivation is not the greatest. I mean what is the discussion there? "Build us a better car", "You have the best car and still lose from P1." At this point I would not be 1 bit surprised if Ferrari will fail to show up for the next race just because someone had the date wrong on their calendar.

it is weirdly fascinating to tune in every race and wonder how ferrari will implode this time arround.

As a non toxic Merc fan I could not believe that Lewis had MORE podiums then lec so much so the I had to fact check that w/ the f1 app lol

9:40 To some extent in Jedda, Perez lost his lead because of Ferrari bluffing and got screwed by the Safety Car. It's not much but compared to now it looked like a fantastic race lol

The "everybody is a ferrari fan" bs is just annoying. Why would I even want to see the team that ruined so many talented drivers succeed when they robbed the others from succeeding. I don't want ferrari to win. I don't care if they are the oldest team or the red team.

The problem is Binotto needs to able to sort out the strategy problem. Now if he saw in 2019, There were so many times Ferrari could have competed for the constructors or 2nd place. However due to poor planning (Leclerc 24+ s more than 2nd position in Baku) and Ferrari not pitting Leclerc. Leclerc lost a podium. Solving reliability is very difficult because NOBODY constructs a car to see it break. However strategy is something Ferrari has had 3 years to fix

In Austria they stuck to their strategy with both cars, not reacting to verstappen pitting verry early, and that turned out to be great. If not for carlos(t engine) problem, they would have had a 1-2.

Imo last year was the best thing to happen to Max and Redbull. Their amazing battle with Merc and Lewis hardened them and turned them into the absolute powerhouse we are seeing this year. Ferrari haven't been fighting at the front since 2019 so they might have forgotten how to do it. If the car is good next year they'll have a year at the front under their belt so I think it'll be better

inaki rueda already had a massive part in Ferrari slipping 1-2 titles out of their fingers back in Seb's day. When will they finally wake up in Maranello?

the engineer point is really interesting, and it sticks out even more to me when i think about how much carlos argues and tries to overrule his ferrari strategist. think about it, carlos at mclaren never sounded the way he did at ferrari. lewis and bono, max and GP are obvious examples but even with mick and alex, you can tell there’s a cordial respect and for the most part, trust in their interactions with their race engineers. there’s just none of that at ferrari, whether seb, charles, or carlos

5:09 the ad is more smooth than Ferrari 2022 season

Tbh, I think that Ferrari is beyond saving at this point. The issues seem to go far deeper than just the race team, as the deafening silence from the upper management of Ferrari speaks volumes to their commitment to winning championships. John Elkann and Benedetto Vigna are imho at the heart of the problems at Ferrari. Without dedicated and caring people at the top, everything else below them rots in quality. The death of Marchionne was the final nail in the coffin for Ferrari’s title hopes. This year was meant to be a year of looking forward to a great title battle between Ferrari and Red Bull, but instead, this year in particular has shown Ferrari for who they really are-overrated frauds, who don’t deserve the love that they get. To safe face, this team should honestly fuck off from F1.

Ferrari have had the fastest car, but they have dug their own graves with their own inability to produce results. From how things are going it'll be that the fastest car will finish 3rd in the championship and that's just laughable and disgraceful

Looking at Ferrari right now and knowing a bit of their history I can only come to one conclusion; Ferrari's dominance with Schumacher and Raikonen was the exception NOT the rule. I mean just look at Ferrari track record since 1979; they hadn't one a single drivers championship in 21(!) years prior to 2000. And they haven't won a single one in the 15 years since 2007.

9:41 _"When was the last time you remember Ferrari making a strategy call that turned out to be a good one?"_ I can confidently say Australia 2018. Even that seems like a long time ago and other than that, no we haven't seen any.

BRUH when I clicked on this I got an ad for Shell

"Ferrari does Ferrari" perfectly describes their consistency year over year. New year, new design, "new" Ferrari. Same results.

2:12 LMAO As a Carlos fan, this is painfully funny. Apart from bad strategy, the​ pit​ stops were terribly slow

I have little hope for Ferrari next year. If they can't do it in a 1 on 1 fight against Red Bull, how can they come out on top in a likely fight against Red Bull and Mercedes? And this year they had a head start with working on the car because Red Bull and Mercedes were involved in a long championship fight last year.

I love the Scuderia, they provide more entertainment than the rest of the field combined ... at least while they are still running.

it's so f...ing frustrating to see them screw up time and again. It looks like even when they can make the strategy they just can't do it, they react to whatever RB does, and do it badly, and then there's the plain monumental screwups like the hards in Hungary

Small correction: when we hear the team talking to he driver on TV during the race the message is usually delayed a bit compared to when they were actually talking(that’s when they can censor stuff and decide what to give us) so yes, Ferrari picks some bad moments to talk to the drivers but when they called Carlos for the pit stop it wasn’t the moment he was racing wheel to wheel

that seamless transitition to the sponsor spot was 🔥

As a school kid, I find it offensive that you compare us to Ferrari's pit wall

here after the Belgian GP the fight is over, I think Max will clinch his second title in the next round at Zandvoort.

Honestly just love the script and your narration in this video it's hilarious 😂

The sponsor plug in this vid was so smooth.

Ferrari love having a car capable of winning championships and having good drivers driving their cars but completely fucking themselves and losing the championships

That was one of the smoothest advertisement transitions I've ever seen in my life

They need kimi back. Imagine: "Box box we going on hards" Kimi: "that a f*** shit decision, I want soft" Ferrari: nervously "ok"

Strategists too busy enjoying pizza to make right calls

Ferrari's biggest problem is that they're stuck with the Ferrari attitude. They could get 2+2 wrong and then do a full on mental gymnastics routine to convince you they're right.

so in short form. italians beeing italians again

That slide into the ad was SMOOTH.

I feel like Binotto only cares about the team winning a couple races including one of the italian gps then anything past that is just whatever. Out of all the team principles hes the only one I can say I have never seen smile or seem to be in a happy mood, doing what he wants to be doing. Same goes for the race engineers, on the radio they always sound so lifeless and bored it feels like they just fall asleep for half the race then when something pops up on the data they wake up to do their strategy they had planned 5 weeks ago before any testing at all had been done.

Mattio MUST be given an engineering role within Ferrari and let ANYONE else run the team. Mattio's not a competent Team Principle.

There was an old PlayStation game called PAIN where you fired someone out of a cannon and had to cause as much destruction and damage as possible with said body. That game epitomises Ferrari's current racing strategy. Absolute chaos.

I’ve been a tifosi for years and even through 2017 (Suzuka SPARK PLUG issues), 2018 (Germany), and 2019 (the Mercs would’ve won it if they were in the same position), I’ve loyally supported Ferrari. Now I might be reconsidering my allegiances/ room wall paper.

About Rueda, you forgot to mention that he has been head of strategy at Ferrari for 8 years. So yeah, something needs to be done there. On another note, Ferrari has changed under Binotto, away from public shaming and blame culture. And that is a good thing as that is how Red Bull and Mercedes are also run. Wolff and Horner will never blame any individual on the team, apart from maybe a driver who continues to fuck up majorly. Therefore I would not put much stock in what Binotto says publicly as he refrains from blaming the strategy team (Rueda) because he does not want the team to be as toxic as before. That said, things need to change behind the curtains. Should Binotto be replaced? Let me answer that with another question: Was Ferrari any better under Arrivabene or Domenicali?

Bad planning and bad strategy. With bad luck leclerc

10:24 Next year™

Ferrari is the only team that can spend more than mercedes (not every year) for the hybrid era and still lose every single year

I know this is an F1 video, but that switch to the sponsor segment was flawless...

It might be cultural and not Ferrari specific. For reference, I worked at London Stock Exchange a few years ago and had to work with multiple international colleagues (some in different timezones). I noticed that many our Italian colleagues tended to take ages to realise something is wrong in a business process. Then after the realisation stage, acknowledging the issue always took another eternity to happen. This isn't a racist comment, just an observation. Mine is a limited sample size.

They need to bring back Maurizio (yk, the team principal when Seb and Kimi were there) and commit the /ban strategy on Binotto and the strategists

Interesting take on the Ferrari strategy issue 👌🏼

i dont know whats wores being a Manchester United fan or a ferrari fan

Ferrari's mistakes 🤝 Charles' mistakes = Mercedes constructors P2

Unfortunately, I don't think replacing key people in Ferrari will solve the problem. From the looks of it, Ferrari seems to have a major cultural issue that's along the lines of "Ferrari can do no wrong" and when something goes wrong, all that seems to be done is blame being deflected away from the team in overwhelming proportions. I can completely understand that Binotto wants to protect the team and its staff, but he's too much of a so-called "Nice guy" if that's how it's going. Ferrari needs to accept that it has made mistakes and start acknowledging it more and more, before actually putting in effort to fix them. Mercedes is proving race-by-race that team culture and proper strategy is key to being a force to be reckoned with in F1, even when your car isn't quite there yet relative to the front, whilst Red Bull is showing that a good car and a very talented driver must be complemented with proper strategy to be winning races and championships. Maybe Ferrari should instead be copying them...

Austin 2018. That was the last good call by the Ferrari pit wall.

Blaming the speed of the car it's an insult to the car itself and most of all to the people inside Maranello who put a lot of themselves in it, expecially if we consider the last TWO PAINFUL YEARS without competitive machinery. But to me the worst mistake of all is not admitting mistakes! Binotto is constantly defending the choices of the pit wall even when they are indefensible. This is not the mentality to win a championship, let alone LEARNING from their mistakes. Never forget Suzuka 2018 qualy where the two drivers exited the pit lane on inters with a DRY track.

The editing makes this really fucking funny, just find every subtitle in a sentence being animated makes it a little disorienting.

That segue into the Masterwork ad was incredible. Ferrari need to get Binotto out, I'm sure there are several amazing strategists that could fill his space. I thought a main strategist left RB earlier this year and if that's the case then maybe she will be going to Ferrari after the break. Something has to be fixed. I think they are so internally political now in their image that anything bad that's said is immediately shut down and they just blame the car rather than themselves. I think the engineers could be replaced, they are an integral part of the driver/team relationship, like you said with Max and GP or Lando and Will. Hell, Lewis and Bono probably have the best and closest relationship as far as engineers/drivers go. Over the years they have built this great relationship and it's evident in so many races. 2020 Silverstone when lewis was on 3 tires and Bono was like freaking out near the end but still trying to remain calm. Or when GP said "If you get on with it" when Max was asking if they could still win it. They're like friends and understand to not take it personal if they argue. It's so important to have someone that understands and is wiling to work with you and actually watches what you're doing rather than telling you to pit as you're dueling. Great video!

Tbh binotto back in the day was a brilliant mechanic thats it a mechanic not a team principal its clear he cant handle the politics within the team and keep trying to ignore the mistake they made

That sponsorship, THAT is what you call smooth transition.

What hurts, speaking as a former Ferrari fan, is that we stuck with them through 2020 and 2021. We waited, patiently for a car that could win again. Then this bullshit strategy keeps buggering almost every race. Fire head clown, Binotto and the entire “strategy” team and I will consider pulling for Ferrari again, until then, F Ferrari.

It's not the mistakes part that gets me, but the not fixing it... It was ok to ignore them when Ferrari was in the back of the pack, but when you have a car that's miles ahead of anybody else, it's unforgivable

Personally, I find the entire thing to be delightfully entertaining.

Can we talk about how well the marshall in Austria dealt with the precarious situation of Sainz's burning car? Look at the head-on picture of Sainz hopping out of the car. To stop it from rolling he pushed on the front of the front right tire to turn it so it would be more difficult for the car to roll backwards. If it did start going backwards it would hit the wall and not go down the hill back onto the track.

It's beyond belief that Mattia Binotto and their chief strategist have not been fired yet for complete incompetence.

I've been watching Scuderia Ferrari's race tactics this season. I can best describe it as 'stragedy'. It's strategy that results in tragedy. Yet I stay optimistic!

They can change strategies/strategists all they want, their engine is flawed and can't be fixed this year. They just can't beat a 80 points deficit with that time bomb. I'd bet my last shirt Honda will make it to the store, as they usually do.

The Last good Ferrari strategy i can remember is France 2004. The Awesome 4 Pit stop Race win for Michael.

All of my friends suggested that Ferrari will get the constructor's WC because their car looked so good and fast. We all had this feeling for the first races then... then it just spiralled down.

Austria wasn't too bad due to strategy. The engine is a different story but at least the strategy seemed fine.

Solid transition to sponsor

If Enzo Ferrari came back to life and saw what his team is like now he would seek everybody on that team and get a new people

smoothest sponsor segway

"Deep down everyone is a Ferrarri fan." Hahaha *No* What an awful team. On and off track.

Great video

14 years ago the last time they get worldchampion so worst that team , and this with one of the best car on the field.

Will see what happens at Spa with the Mercedes directive I mean TD 039… Bodywork within RV-PLANK may deflect no more than 2mm at the two holes in the plank at XF=1080 and no more than 2mm at the rearmost hole, when the car, without driver, is supported at these positions… man the way they word these things make it so teams try and find a loophole..Ferrari and Red Bull may have to battle Mercedes a bit harder now…

it looks like they try to revolutionize tyre strategy every race, plot twist it never works

You touched on the problem without directly addressing it. There is an institutional arrogance inside Ferrari like no other competitive team I've ever seen, bred from the Enzo roots and reinforced through the Schumacher years of success. They actually believe the shit the Tifosi chant, they really think they are the best. Their decisions cannot possibly be a mistake because they are Ferrari, everyone else is wrong and they are right. This is why Binotto makes ridiculous claims, becuase at Ferrari, you cannot make a tactical error, you cannot be outplayed by other teams, it must be something else. The Niki Lauda shitbox meme explains it well, you cannot criticise - because it is Ferrari. How can you change for the better if you never make a mistake?

I absolutely loved Ferrari's explanation for Hungary as "the car wasn't fast enough anyway" So the obvious solution to this was to put the worst tyres on.

not to mention their little road car recall... I wonder what Charles said when he discovered that his private 488 got recalled alongside almost every other car sold by his employer since 2004 😅

You are wrong in saying that ferrari does not watch the race. They watch the race, see verstappen pits so they panic and put leclerc on hards.

A little applause for the sponser section, didn't even notice at first

seeing it now it really seem that ferrari was not trying to fight for the championship but for wins, they don't have a structure like redbull and mercedes, they can't win a championship like that, they are trying to build the basis and this year could be considered just "testing the car"

how exactly are the drivers to trust those muppets, when they didn't even know what is happening. Are we pretending that the scene where Sainz had to explain to his race engineer that his penalty is not what the race engineer said it was, didn't happen.

Maybe Binotto should only handle the factory and someone else should be made head of trackside operations. AND REPLACE INAKI RUEDA

Now that they're at the front it's almost like they're deliberately trying to go back😐

I think it's Ok to B hard on the Scuderia team, we don't kno what its like for teams when the race is live, but they seem like a team that shud make allot fewer mishaps Ok. Str8 Facts !!

You’re spot on. The whole world can see the problem with Ferrari, but Ferrari themselves. I said it for at least ten years now, that entire Ferrari team MUST be replaced, even more so now, but keep the drivers. Where would RB and, especially, Mercedes be if it wasn’t for Ferrari? Their systematic and consistent incompetence and complete lack of accountability is our rivals gain. They’ve done the same to Alonso, then to Vettel, and now is Leclerc’s turn. Who will want to come and drive for Ferrari when they know the team will fight with you and not for you. Consistent incompetence and unaccountability, these are Ferrari’s main problems.

If "fumbling the bag" was an F1 team

Honestly, Ferrari strategy is just.... Downright fucked up. Ferrari need to hire someone else as the team principal, and a new crew of strategists.

I still cannot believe that this is the same team that helped to give Michael five championships...

seriously if ferrari's engineers (like not the race engineers, the ones who design the car) keep up their great work next year and the strategy department is restructured, ferrari WILL win next year's title if Mercedes still haven't got it together by then

I'm not that guy to shame people for trying their best at their jobs or making mistakes here and there, but oh my fucking god ferrari's strategists are fucking it up big time. I don't know what's happening behind the scenes but they have to sort themselves out. Carlos being called to box in the middle of the overtake while already going parallel to the pit entry makes me think they just wanna get their message out there and the rest aint their problem. That's not how a team should operate.

Can you also do an indepth analysis of Red Bull and another one for Mercedes' resurgence this season so far.

1 point missed in Hungary mess - after pitting him on Hard when Russell passed him ...imo there was need to put him back on softs . he would have still got 4th or 5th...still better than 6th ?

I want red bull to win, but I'm sick of Ferrari throwing because I want red bull to have a challenge. By the end of Mercedes' rein I think even Mercedes fans were sick of boring championships. I also feel really sorry for Carlos and Charles, they both seem like decent guys and deserve a team that isn't trying to destroy them.

Yep

The problem I have when people criticise Binotto is the following: Ferrari is an Ultra-Traditionalist company. And in these companies you never admit that you or your employees did anything wrong. Never. You also say stuff like "I see no reason for changes in the team" despite everyone and their mother knowing that this is what is needing to happen. It doesn't mean that he believes that, nor that the rest of the team does. It's just shows that Ferrari is somehow stuck a few decades ago (I mean they were sponsored by Marlboro until last year). But in earlier company culture you always have a "faulty charge" or a "bad product" due to unforseen circumstances and NEVER because you did a mistake. This isn't how many people want to see companies operate anymore, it's feels almost antique, hence the partially over the top judgements about it (which do not consider that f.e. Binotto says A and does B, the expect him to say A and do A) But also: Binotto is a freaking great engineer, hes the last - real Italian - success story at Ferrari... When he was in the engine department when Schumi was still active.... But he isn't a leader. But at least he turned the ship around and made Ferrari built the first competitive car in almost 4 years....

6:27 nah mate that doesn't apply to me. I hate that team with a burning passion.