Why Vettel's Ferrari F1 dream was doomed before it started 

Imagine having prime Alonso and Sebastian and not winning a Championship in a decade.

Seb didnt have that team support that he had in redbull. He didnt have the team support that Schumacher had in ferrari. Alonso or Seb not winning a title in Ferrari just shows more about the team then the drivers.

The fact Schumacher, Braun and Todt had to shield themselves from management getting in the way is evidence enough.

Ferrari have had 3 team bosses and 3 team principals in 5 years that Vettel has been part of. That's too much, and certainly have destabilized the team! Stability is key in order to extract the best in your team in F1. Especially given the fact that Mercedes is having the most dominant performance ever enjoyed by a team in F1. Ferrari were nowhere, and kept constantly changing people. These things are a distraction for everyone involved within the team as your asking them to re-adapt again and again. This is just not going to let you beat the stable and most dominant team in history. As simple as this.

A champion team will always beat a team of champion(s).

Fernando drove his hearts out during 2012. Ferrari finished 3rd in constructors and Fernando 2nd in Title that says it all.

"When you start out in a team, you have to get the teamwork going and then you get something back." - *Michael Schumacher*

ferrari failed their biggest fan, Seb

Tldr: what Schumacher didn’t have but Vettel had to deal with: Italians.

I do remember Arrivabene being a lot happier in 2015, when Vettel got his first win at Ferrari, Arrivabene was getting crew members to join in interviews and stuff. Then, Sergio Marchionne started having more input and the whole team got miserable. I don't think Binotto is the right person to lead the team, he doesn't seem to be very good on the people side of it. I do think Vettel started losing the edge, or the confidence in the car, after Germany in 2018, and "that virus thing" in 2020 has really made him think about being in F1 in general.

This reminds me of the Prost saga with his sacking from Ferrari. The management wouldn't listen to there drivers when they had a problem and sack them when they disagreed with management. As noted in this video, Jean Todd would listen to his drivers and boom - 5 championships.

This is why I admire Mercedes as a team. They all work in harmony, with no trust issues with each other.

Vettel could have driven ever race to his best with no mistakes and still would never have won any title. Ferrari are a joke strategically and constant failed mid season updates, yet the media always try to play up any driver mistakes as if that’s what cost the championships

Why Vettel’s Ferrari dream was over before it started: he drove for Ferrari. They treated Alonso, Kimi, and Seb like used condoms. In an era of Mercedes Turbo Hybrid Dominance and Red Bull underdogs, Ferrari still chose to rest on their laurels and breed arrogant complacency and infighting. Strategy, leadership, team work, tires, communication? Who needs that? We’re Ferrari! Toxic bullshit company culture. Stop living in the past. Your “history” and “pride” mean nothing when you’re losing to AlphaTauri, Williams, Haas, and Alfa Romeo. 👍

Kimi was one of the only points of stability and friendship in an otherwise hostile and changing environment for Vettel. I wonder if the departure of Kimi was yet one more factor that led Vettel to leaving.

Very True. Seb did failed to deliver at times but the team failed him much more to cost him in 2017 & 2018. Singapore & Germany, team should have given correct team order which they didn't like many other time. Also how to forget the mid season update failures.

many times he shouted over the radio in italian language; "Lasciatemi guidare perchè non sono lento, lasciatemi guidare ... una gara bella" ("Let me drive because I'm not slow, let me drive ... a great race"). So he had some good times also!

Lets see how charles handles all those pressure and expectation when he’s number one driver, plus vettel is driving nothing to lose in this remaining seasson. Its gonna be good

I grew up watching Vettel in his Red Bull days and I must say it's sad to see it end this way. He lives and breathes F1 and has a true respect for the history of the sport (unlike some others). I hope he can still have some connection to F1 outside of the cockpit, perhaps aiding in reshaping the technical regulations that killed his love for modern F1 in the first place.

Looking back at the 2018 season now, it seems we are extremely unfair to Vettel for blaming his Germany crash as being responsible for crashing his title hopes. Even Hamilton crashed in Germany in 2019, but it barely put a dent on this title chances. No driver is error proof and you would always assume there's a chance for an occasional DNF due to driver error, considering how long the season is. If anything, Ferrari are more responsible for Vettel missing the WDC in 2018. Shitty strategy, reliability issues are what cost Vettel the title. Towards the end of that season, most of the mistakes Vettel committed were out of pure desperation and over aggression, seeing his title hope fade away for not much of his fault. Add to this, unlike RedBull, Ferrari never developed a car that suited Vettel except in 2017. The 2018 car was an overall beast, yet not exactly how Vettel wanted it. The 2017 car on the other hand was exactly what Vettel loves driving. The 2019 car was completely opposite to that of 2017, focusing more on straight line performance over corners. Ferrari should have continued with their 2017 philosophy while continually improving their engine and its reliability and I am sure Vettel would have won in 2018 as well as 2019. I am not even his fan, but I guess we are unfair to Vettel quite a lot.

I'm reminded of an old quote I read in a James Allen book, "Stand outside Ferrari and you wonder why they don't win everything. Stand inside Ferrari and you wonder how they win anything" Ferrari, outside of the Todt/Schumacher/Brawn years, has always been a disorganised rabble ruined by factions, politics and egos. Without the Ferrari International Aid doing the dirty work for them... they'd probably still be without a championship since Jody Schecter

He stayed loyal with them for 5 years, he made them title contenders, he made them race winners, he made them a better team then they were and he got removed off the team. Ferrari is the one team that kills its drivers career.

If you give Vettel a good car wirh a good team which is suited to him he can still deliver a championship

This just proves why contracts that don’t bear fruits within 2-3 years should not be renewed yet people still criticize Ricciardo.

Ferrari will always be the same, just different drivers but importantly same results. Unfortunately Alonso and Vettel have both discovered that. Can’t see them winning titles anytime soon.

Just Ferrari reverting to type. They're now in their second-biggest Drivers' Championship hole in their history, and they've achieved this whilst having three former champions driving for them. Even when they've clawed the performance gap back from Mercedes, the silver arrows have shown themselves to be, mentally, stronger and just hunkered down, waiting for Ferrari to (inevitably) screw up. I love Ferrari, I really do. They bring a history to the sport that can only be (barely) matched by McLaren and Williams, that brings a smile to my face when I remember my early years as an F1 fan, some decades ago now, but the Schumacher/Todt/Brawn years were an exception, rather than the rule and the only way they'll manage to get that back is by recreating the magic.... somehow.

I just want Vettel to Mercedes and give us one last Rosberg level rivalry vs Hamilton before the regulations kick in

I got to see Vettel on the podium at Silverstone 2018 it was amazing to see him up there in real life being my childhood favourit driver

Last time I was this early, the boys were still at Autosport.

I'm still conviced that compared to Alonso at Ferrari, Vettel had a much better car. Eventhough the team environment wasnt good at all for Vettel.. *I feel like Vettel failed to bring the championship in Maranello because of the Ferrari environment, while Alonso failed due to the Ferrari car.* And both are really sad stories.

I think it’s both, while Vettel did have his mistakes like 2018 Germany and Singapore 2017. It didn’t help that Ferrari as a team wasn’t the best. The reliability of the cars at times wasn’t the best and obviously the qualifying killed them.

I am a huge Ferrari fan and make no mistake: the problem is pretty much ALL on the Ferrari side of the equation and this video makes it clear. Ferrari is known for building fantastic racing cars and, also, to have a complete disastrous team management at the paddock. Ironically, It was exactly one of the key elements that built the Schumacher-Era. I am still trying to figure it out why people keep saying Leclerc is better than him... calm down, people, just be patient. You have to ignore A LOT so that perspective could make any sense. Seb is a 4x WC just to begin with. People think he took that out of nowhere..

This is a very fair, objective analysis that took views from many angles. Neither a fanboy not a hater perspective, great job!

These are all reasons why hamilton shouldnt join ferrari. As much as i want to see him win in red - in this environment - he may not. But if he does nobody can ever question him.

Even as someone who isn’t a big Vettel fan, I’m honestly hoping Vettel wins the 2020 WDC, just so he can gain some respect back in the eyes of many F1 fans. It’s infuriating how many fans I’ve seen write him off, and how to many he’s almost considered a joke, despite being one of the most successful drivers in the history of the sport.

I started to think that Alonso was right

I would describe Vettel's time in Ferrari as "Mercedes were better".

I highly doubt that Lec will be able to win a championship for Ferrari in the next 2-3 years at least..

If you heard the team radio record, you can feel how happy and well organized Mercedes team is. Hamilton trust the technical team and the team backing him up with what hamilton need. Plus, there is no bad rivalry between valteri botas and hamilton. Yes they still compete each other, but team management still can handle that. Ferrari on the other hand, is a mess. There is no sync between driver and team. The management treat the driver just as a driver. Too many politics behind the door. Uncontrollable driver rivalry with management that clearly favored one driver. Michael Schumacher and hamilton winning history is not just about driver talent, but the story how great team management, trust and team works to the finest

I say that Vettel’s time at Ferrari was a frustrating time for him. He couldn’t get the team behind him like he wanted, he failed to emulate Schumacher as he didn’t win a title and Leclerc’s arrival was just the final nail in a VERY painful coffin. I watched Vettel dominate 2013 and his fall from grace is very painful in hindsight. Poor Seb.

Lack of a stable team and “almost there” I think really defines his time. Also, Vettel’s time at Ferrari is so telling of the state of Ferrari right now. There are some good things, but man they have so much to figure out!

I feel a lot about how quick the Ferrari was perceived to be from 2017-2019 by repetitive tv commentators was far from the truth and seb drove beyond the car those seasons to even make us believe 'ferrari was back'. Far from the truth because if we were to summarise where the No2 car was in those seasons almost every race it would give a better understanding of where the car actually was in terms of true in season pace, which to me summarised the mistakes Vettel made all those times being so far on the limit all throughout with a car not as friendly on the limit as a red bull or Ferrari. Germany was an all time low and a few mistakes by Vettel otherwise were still not even close to the amount of blunders Ferrari made as a team, I remember Kimi racing and defending seb on more than a few times and wiping him out in Singapore, basically not being a good No2 driver when it was needed the most while fighting Mercedes for the championship. Lastly being a fan of the sport, I felt there has been a really sour approach by English TV commentators influencing how the mass public sees a driver and in most cases it has been full of their underlying hate toward German drivers. This seemed to dent Vettel's personality more I fell than unforced errors to the English speaking viewers round the world. Singapore was a flash of brilliance and that last cry for help from seb to the team to back him as he can still be faster than lecrec and smarter too. Germany 2019 was another one. Basically the second half of the season. This could be one of the smartest moves for Vettel even if he sits a year out while Ferrari cut budgets in the future and try fighting more optimised teams like Red Bull

Vettel didn't crumble in Ferrari, he got crushed

*x men superhero interview* Professor X: So, what's your power? Me: Hindsight. Professor X: Well that's not very useful is it. Me: Yes I see that now.

What a mess of a team! *Hamilton* and *Verstappen* should watch this video if they're ever approached by Ferrari. 😖

I will just say that the 2015 Ferrari is a beautie, and the 2017 one is my favourite of all time.

As they say hindsight is 20/20

Why it was doomed before it started: Because it coincided with the most dominant team the sport has ever seen.

I think this video is a very fair assessment of the situation. Thanks for being so eloquent on what is undeniably a complex and botched situation.

This makes appreciate Schumacher's titles even more. 5 straight championships with Ferrari? LEGEND!

Real shame, it seemed to all that this was going to be a match made in heaven.

Rosberg will make a video a tittle "Is Vettel's career really over?", with an explosion thumbnail.

the big difference between vettel and hamilton in the title fights was, that hamilton only had to fight vettel. Hamilton was really comfortably leading the team in a almost ferrari dream team like partnership with toto, while vettel had to fight hamilton and his own team and his standing within the team

To be fair seb is probably under pressures of what lewis,valterri,Charles and max combined because of the team and his dreams, he was already hated before ferarri so people would just take shots at him for everything he does, if he really cracks under little pressure he would’ve lost 2010 and 2012

Lauda (RIP) said in one interview that after he left Ferrari he felt he was lighter... Working for Ferrari is hard, and if noone takes a little bit of the pressure coming from the top (as the team leadership didn't when Vettel was there) its ubviusly extremely hard to overcome. I think you showed really well that this is a complex personell problem as well.

Conclusion- It's Ferrari's loss not Vettel's

It takes a team to win in F1. I really hope Seb finds a team that matches his personality and requirements to extract the best out of himself and the car.

I think the most interesting thing to come from this video is that championships are won by teams. There has to be integration from top to bottom to make it work and Ferrari are notorious for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory by allowing Latin temperament to rule. The days of a gifted driver being able to overcome the faults of a team are long gone and possibly the last one to do so was John Surtees at Ferrari in 1964. It is something Williams should look very carefully at as well.

Kimi was the only thing that was keeping seb at Ferrari

Schumacher was shrewd and he surrounded himself with not only Jean Todt and Ross Brawn but also the master engineer Rory Byrne. That quad combo was just unbeatable. They should’ve won in 99 as well if it wasn’t for the freak accident at Silverstone forcing Michael to miss some rounds.

I'm a Lewis Hamilton/McLaren Mercedes fan. So Vettel is naturally a rival in my eyes, I've given him a lot of grief over the years (in my head) but I do feel for him and have a massive amount of respect for him. I wish him the best whatever he does, I don't want to see him down in the midfield.

Alot has to do with ferrari as team, they are not stable and consistent, alonso and vettel are both quality drivers, they cannot both fail, team must do retrospect

How Fernando fought for two titles to the very last race in two underperforming cars compared to the fastest car of the grid and the ones Vettel drove at his times hints Fernando would be a much better choice for those two years in clearly title contender cars. 2018 one was the fastest car of the grid for the first half of the season, Fernando never had such an opportunity. I think Vettel’s decision to leave is the right one. Leaving Ferrari was the only option for him to freshen his career and get his mental strength back. It is obvious Leclerc is Ferrari’s future and the focus of the team will be on him.

I think vettel will do a Niki Lauda, he may win in 2020 or take a break and fight agin for a wdc

When senior management starts to micromanage, especially in the garage and with the drivers, it's a recipe for disaster. At the very least it creates an unhappy work environment with poor communication and trust which as a driver is not a scenario you want. The drivers need to be mentally relaxed and focused on driving, especially when you take into consideration they're potentially putting their lives on the line everytime they go out on the track. But I guess as long as the mega rich idiot sitting at the big desk on the top floor is happy it's all good.

An excellent and fair analysis of Sebastian Vettel's time at Ferrari, this proves the old axiom "progress is change, but not all change is progress".The constant change never allowed Sebastian to have a proper chance of emulating the success that Michael Schumacher had.

Do you want to say that it was Sebs fault at Singapore? It clearly was an racing incident...

Racing for Ferrari is like playing for Brazil’s national soccer squad, huge amounts of pressure and expectations not just from the team, management but also from the fans. Vettel is a great racer that’s why he won championships. I think if he can sign now or in the next year with the right team at the right time with a good competitive car he can and probably will make another run at. Will he win again only time will tell. Great video BTW.

The curse of the Iceman has now two World Champions as victims.

"Volatile and less-trusting environment" - summed up perfectly.

"What Schumacher had that Vettel didn't" A dominant car

Even as a Hamilton fan, I do appreciate what a huge void Vettel potentially leaving F1 could leave. If Lewis' wins in 2017 and 2018 were so sweet and interesting to watch, it was only due to Vettel's tenacity which kept the season alive. The way it ebbed and flowed between the two was exhilarating to watch, and it was such a shame that the 2nd half of both seasons didn't turn out to be a nail biter for whatsoever reason. I do believe Ferrari had a role to play in Vettel cracking up. When you publicly dissuade your driver, like they did at times, it becomes hard for anyone to perform at the topmost level. Just look at how McLaren's season imploded in 2012 in spite of them having the best car at times and Lewis driving at his best. I do believe that given the right environment, he really could've flourished and it was refreshing to watch him grow into much more warmth and maturity as the years went on.

If he does not get a contract by toto wolf for the next season he could take a year off for example. But i pray to God that he will not sign at Renault. This would be an absolute waste of time. He could do Le mans or something like that. It would be legendary if he wins in a hypercar.

Despite Vettel being a sympathetic guy when the pressure is off, on cam, I mostly remember all his middlefingers in the 2016 season, his aggitated interviews, his deliberate crash onto Hamilton behind the safety car, and his many mistakes while under pressure, Hockenheim being the most clear example (but there are many; Silverstone 2019 for instance).

Ferrari have let Vettel down at times but he also let himself down by throwing it off the road so many times. You cant stay in contention if you dont finish . Also I think Kimi got a longer stay of execution of at Ferrari because I think Jules Bianchi would have been in a Ferrari sooner rather than later were in not for the Suzuka 2014 accident.

Ferrari fans may not like this but, I think it's just the way they manage thier team is the real reason why they haven't won titles for over a decade! With all the money and resources! It's like too much politics. I remember Sergio Marchionne (RIP) at times was pretty much threatening the team publicly to get things together. It's like a hostile environment. You would never see any of this from a team like Mercedes. I remember once Nico Rosberg said after his retirement the real secret why Mercedes is so good is the management and how they run things and their philosophy, even from the upper management, Daimler-Benz.

It is clearly visible that Vettel wanted to leave Ferrari. It even didnt play a role for him to leave the whole circus. Must have been pretty bad for him to drive for them in 2019. Despite that he was as quick as LeClerc and would have scored the same points if the DNF in Sotchi didnt happen. Still he was holding back any critics in the media. He will be missed....... a good personality

Ferrari is in it for Ferrari. Ferrari loves being in F1. "Winning? Who said anything about winning? We are Ferrari, don't you know this? We are Ferrari and we are in F1. We have a prancing horse and a bright red car. Look how glorious we are. This is what matters to us most. Yes, I do think we have drivers for our cars. Just a sec... let us check.......... Yes, it appears we do have not one but two drivers. Well then, so it is." Reminds me of Soviet era air force doctrine. The fighters pilots flying the Soviet supplied jets and associated military hardware, received orders from the commander of the GCI or Ground Control Intercept or ground based radar. EVERY move and change of altitude and flight path was STRICTLY controlled by the commander miles away in a radar shack. I cannot recall an air battle this Soviet doctrine won using this totalitarian core tactic (think any air battle where Soviet planes were used (MIG-17/19/21/23, etc...) Despite this time and time again failure, the Soviet kept throwing up jets - it appeared - to be shot down. Deduction tells us the Soviets prefer and used a system that produced experienced parachutists. Ferrari mirrors this useless doctrine. If you do not want to win an F1 championship, drive for Ferrari and, look very good in the process. They have even tricked the sponsors to assist in this special kind of madness, such is the power of Ferrari.

Vettel's time at Ferrari was disappointing.. Disappointing as in THEY FAILED HIM. Hence he got under pressure and cracked. I'm never going to forgive Ferrari management.

Hockenhiem 2018 was Ferrari's fault as much as Vettel's. They kept Kimi ahead for ages before telling him to move over, by that point, Hamilton was gaining on fresh rubber and Vettel had to up the pace leading to his crash. This was a total strategy blunder that led to driver error not just driver error. The team let him down countless times - every week the engineer says "head down, keep head down" - doesn't matter what the driver says. You need someone saying, "look, we're on it, you concentrate on driving" but instead Vettel has to state whatever case himself whilst driving as well. Ferrari is just awful.

"2:25" sports always need money, but when money take over the sports it would be disaster

Worst feeling is, giving your best, and not being acknowledged for it... that drains motivation and willpower. Sets questions in your mind, and it actually goes both ways. Management needs that feedback or conformation, every now and then. It's easy to forget each other over time... when the trust is gone, it's hard to come back for many

Don't know your voiceover setup but you can definitely benefit from a pop-filter in front of your microphone since any "ph" sound will sound *POFF* in this video :) Awesome content and talk otherwise!

No-one says do you remember when brawn won the world title , drivers are remembered as champions , they don’t just drive , they create a team worthy of learning and winning

Idk why, but since Seb got dumped from Ferrari, and knowing how they treated their drivers, i started to become a fan of mercedes. Not because there are rumours about Seb coming there, but seeing how contrast the team works compared to Ferrari. They're just working in a great harmony inside the team. I'm a fan of Ferrari because of the history that the team has, how legendary they are, but I started to lose respect to them

too many changes at Ferrari, your analysis is perfect, the incompetency of the management is evident even now with Binotto .

Carlos Sainz's Ferrari F1 dream was doomed before it started. that's all.

You closing words hit the nail on the head. Well said.

What went wrong? Hamilton and mercedes

I'd agree with everything in this vlog. 'Red Bull Seb' and 'Ferrari Seb' were two very different situations and Ferrari really are to blame for all the toxic politics and firings, reminiscent of the days of Enzo and that style of 'aggressive management' just does not work in these modern times. Cooperation and harmonious teamwork is what wins championships...every single time.

This is what I've been saying for years! Especially as a huge fan of Kimi, this is so infuriating. The problem with Ferrrari post-Schumacher has been the management, being so dysfunctionally Italian through and through.

I have to disagree with the statement that "Vettel threw the championships in 2017 and -18 away ", simply because of the reason that Ferrari blew the title hopes themselves by reliability issues, failing in the update race against Mercedes by bringing too few and insignificant updates with them and messing up the strategy far too often in 2017 (yes, even back then they made a mess). 90% of the blame belongs to Ferrari in 2017 since Vettel made far less mistakes back then. In 2018, Vettel more or less threw it away yet even then Ferrari messed up the strategy and could've helped by making Kimi drive for Seb instead of letting him drive for himself and robbing Vettel of points he really needed. I think that this is part of the reason why Vettel made so many mistakes since he had to fight against Lewis and against Ferrari to become world champion. I think that the fact that the rumours spread about Leclerc joining Ferrari (I think Vettel knew already that Leclerc would join him in 2019) didn't help Vettel with the fight for the championship, increasing the pressure on him which was already very high. Still, it was Vettel who threw it away in 2018 for the most part.

1. Ferrari have always had problems getting the team together. 2. Some very questionable decisions were made by the FIA last year that im sure killed Seb's passion for the sport. 3. Thank god Ricciardo did not join Ferrari

I don't think Singapore 2017 was Vettel's fault he blocked Verstappen as books say and he and no one was expecting that lightening start from Raikkonen

5:50 even if Vettel would have made stepstone mistakes which he clearly didn't the end of Hockenheim 18 was clearly to blame on poor strategy of the Scuderia on a w a y forward weighted car -against clear preferations of Seb and clearly against his abilities - plus leaving such a "spearheaded" weight-forward-car on C2 slics instead of intermediated tires! I.m.p.o.v. 70% fault on Ferrari!

The title is correct. The whole deal was doomed to fail from the get go. And it was all Ferrari's fault. They overestimated Vettel's abilities and hoped he'd be compensating for the myriad of problems Ferrari faced after the departure of Todt and Brawn. The last straw was when the peasant-turned-boss fired the aristocrat. Without being able to deliver a car vastly superior to the competition, Ferrari needed Alonso-type skills and aside from Hamilton (of which I still have doubts he can win a championship in a car that is slightly less competitive than the one on the top), the only one that emerged was Leclerc. Leclerc is still making mistakes, so he is not an Alonso replacement yet, but he's showing a great willingness to improve (and he's showing that he is improving). With Sainz as #2, Ferrari can hope to win titles again, but only if they understand what it takes to do so - and that is simple: just remember the Todt-Brown-Schumacher era (BTH, Schumacher spent 10 years at Ferrari!).

Ferrari destroyed another great driver just like alonso

Great video on Vettel I think as a "MASSIVE" Schumacher /Vettel and Ferrari fan I agree totally on how you explained the reason why Ferrari/Vettel relationship broke. As a fan I do feel sorry for Vettel and yes the times Vettel messed up it was frustrating but I always knew Vettel can back up his errors to victories if only the team should have trusted him and backed him up 100%.! But people need to understand the difference between Schumacher dominance and Vettel's time in Ferrari was that both Schumacher/Todt/brawn and Di Montezemolo took a risk to bring Ferrari up as force not to be reckoned with, it was never going to be easy and Schumacher was the best racer on the grid in respects that Mika at the time(98-2001) he was on top of his game and Mclaren developed a winning car. The bond was so strong it was only by the rule changing from the FIA that stopped Ferrari dominating and also Di Montezemolo wanted Kimi so bad at Ferrari( for 2007) I think it was a bad move on Ferrari to force Schumi to retirement. Vettel situation was the opposite compared to Schumi/Ferrari days one that back then Ferrari wanted no.1 and no.2 drivers because they knew they had the best driver to race for them and it's been 27 years since they won a title up until the year 2000, so they had to win at all cost. But now Ferrari today's world is so different it's a bit of a mess too many cooks in the kitchen so to speak that Vettel lost faith and trust in a team he loves since as a child. It's really sad and I hope if this season does start I hope Vettel can win he has nothing to lose and I think mentally it will help him for next season regardless of what team he will drive for Good Luck Seb and FORZA FERRARI!

I think Ferrari are too Italian right now, in Michael Schumacher's time they had a mix of nationalities who controlled what was going on. You need some British talent in there, like Mercedes and Redbull, Mclaren it can really help with the dynamics and with certain decisions and directions.

Amazing video. Based on this analysis Ferrari is the classic case of “Corporate trying to micro-manage from the back seat” they need to ‘Let them race’ and should only be there to fund and facilitate the team operations and racing team personnel.