Ferrari never learns from its mistakes
Ferrari's latest high-profile departure comes as the successes of 2015 become a distant memory. How can a revolving door of key personnel be helping, let alone filling its star driver with confidence?
Ctrl-Alt-Delete. How Ferrari must wish it could activate such a command. Formula 1's longest-serving team is in freefall and showing no signs of being able to stop itself imploding.
The end of 2015 was rosy. Ferrari finished the year with three wins to its name, having established itself as the clear second-best outfit while memories of its winless campaign the previous season were consigned to history.
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