Robert Doornbos feels Ferrari change overdue amidst Mattia Binotto sack talk

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Former F1 driver Robert Doornbos is surprised 'no heads rolled' at Ferrari as far back as the summer break.

Former Formula 1 driver Robert Doornbos thinks Ferrari made “so many mistakes” in 2022 that changes at the top should have come as far back as the summer break.

The F1-75 took 12 pole positions in the 22-race season between Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz respectively, but the two drivers only managed to convert them into four race victories between them. Doornbos, who raced for Minardi and Red Bull in 2005 and ’06 in his Formula 1 career, feels the myriad of errors at Ferrari in the first half of the season should have been enough for changes to have been enforced at Maranello, rather than carrying on until the end of the year in the same state.

“Strategic mistakes, pit stop mistakes and just blunders. And on top of that the drivers throwing it away themselves. Then you’re just not ready to attack against a well-oiled machine like Red Bull.

 

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