Ferrari bin ‘arguments’ on pit wall which bodes well for Lewis Hamilton arrival

Lewis Hamilton is set to find a Ferrari who have s𒊎hed their reputati🌠on for poor decision-making

(L to R): Frederic Vasseur (FRA) Ferrari Team Principal with Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1. Formula 1 World
(L to R): Frederic Vasseur (FRA) Ferrari Team Principal with Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes AMG…

The improved professionalism of Ferrari during F1 grands prix has been praised, which will bode well for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s entry to the team.

Hamilt🤪on arrives at Ferrari next year and, judging by the early rounds of this season, will find a team which has shed its reputatio♑n for shoddy decision-making and poor strategies.

Fred Vasseur’s reign as team principal has see🎉n Ferrari - and Carlos Sainz - become thಞe only non-Red Bull winner of a grand prix either last year or this year.

Vasseur credited “confidence” and “calmness” of hi🍒s staff for improved decisions on the pit wall.

“Fred’s interview was telling,” Sky S♐ports’ Bernie꧃ Collins analysed.

“He has come on board and it seems calmer.

“We’re not hearing the ‘🐠Safety Car coming out, pit, don’t pit’ arguments that we heard in the past.

“It does seem like they make a decision, stick to it, everyone is on 💧board.

“It seems much more together than Ferrari have been🐓 in ♈the past.

“A lot of it is just giving the strategists or the race engineers - the experts in the field - when they make a decision, it🌼 shouldn’t be for upper management ဣto say ‘I don’t agree’.

“Thꦏey are obviously allowing trust across the pi🍰twall for those with the knowledge to make the decisions.

“In the past it has resulte♏d in an argument, then they miss their chancℱe.”

Vasseur took over from Ma🐠ttia Binoꦆtto as team principal a year ago.

It has become a role held by ever-changin🌸g personnel, non🌸e of whom have delivered Ferrari’s first F1 drivers’ championship since Kimi Raikkonen in 2007.

Th🌸e arrival of Hamilton next season means Ferrari mean business in their pursuit of the title.

At last week’s F1 Japanese Grand Prix, Ferrari’s tyre strategy differed from Mercedes and both of their cars finis🎃hed ahead, and behind only the two Red Bulls.

“The beginning of last year🧸, or previous to that, Ferrari suffered high tyre deg,” Collins sa⭕id.

“They seemed to get on top of that last year.

“In this race with Charles L💦eclerc, he was in front. On the medium tyre. He gave good feedback to the team to say ‘this tyre feels okay’.

“And in in ꦦfree air, you can control it more than in traffic on the hard tyre.

“Every time you get overtaken on thღe hard tyre, you lose tyre temperature, it’s difficult to control, you lose lap time.”

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