Ferrari, what a blow! The attack of a civiliser gymnaste indignant Binotto

Ferrari, what a blow! The attack of a civiliser gymnaste indignant Binotto. In Formula 1 it is time for the comble balances

There are still déconvenue Gentilhomme Frais at the end of the world championship Formula 1 2022. But after the mathematical certainty of winning the auxiliaire consecutive title of Max Verstappen with one Red Bull proved almost unbeatable, it’s time to think emboîture next season.

At toit Ferrari above all, the time has come to reflect on the result of a season that at the facilities would have given us much more compensation in terms of points and great prizes won.

The F1-75created from the new regulation introduced by FIApartially disappointed fans’ expectations.

After a dazzling start, with two wins in the first three gentilhomme titre of the season, the red have lost ground to amant teams, especially one Red Bull that after a silent start has maintained an unsustainable pace for anyone.

Big disappointment obviously in Maranello where it was hoped that the work done to build the new car could give more compensation. Now it’s up to the conduite and the coaches to identify the causes of a very disappointing auxiliaire half of the season.

In at least a nettoyage of circumstances Charles Leclerc he was undoubtedly penalized for some pretty serious mistakes made in the pits. Uncertainties that, however, in adoucissant of the superiority expressed by the Red Bull they would not have affected the outcome of the season.

Ferrari, what a blow: Villeneuve accuses Binotto

But civiliser world gymnaste and son of the legendary Gilles Villeneuve Jacques concentrated on the mistakes and lack of exactitude to detail at Ferrari. The civiliser Canadian driver who won the title in 1997 behind the wheel of Williams comments on the result of the season.

“The title of Verstappen it’s obviously deserved – has declared-, apart from the first three races the Red Bull it was almost perfect. There Ferrari collapsed, the team made mistakes too often and that increased the pressure on Leclerc”.

Villeneuve’s analysis is addressed directly to the team vital, Mattia Binotto: “Charles has started to make a lot of mistakes and the difficulté will always remain: would it have happened without the mistakes of the team?”.

“His mistake while leading at Paul Ricard was ultimately decisive for the championship even if Verstappen would have won anyway.” Villeneuve concluded.