Reply With QuoteGreat - will give it a goOriginally Posted by drmarkf
F1 Beyond the Grid by Tom Clarkson: interviews with a wide range of drivers, managers, designers etc etc, historical and current.
Great - will give it a go
Rumours in the French press that Gerhard Berger will be replacing Binotto as the new team boss at Ferrari.
Reckon that's a good bet ? 🤔
A good bet worth a 10 quid punt at Ladbrokes that he'll get the job or a good bet for Ferrari? If the latter, he certainly knows what's what in the Scuderia, massively experienced in all aspects of F1, from driving to managing - he owned 50% of Toro Rosso at one stage, with Verstappen as driver so is familiar with that naughty puppy. He also has a wicked sense of humour and is a known prankster, which I'm sure Verstappen hates, that's got to be worth something. I hope he gets the job.
“Spygate” on the BBC Ash 👍
IMHO, much as I'd liked Berger when he was driving and more on the scene, I'm personally not thinking he's the man for the Scuderia job (I'm not sure exactly who that may be).
It may turn out to be true and if so, I'd wish him the best...
Only if you get really good odds. My money (and a view shared by many) would be Vasseur, getting the gig.
There are rumours that Binotto might end up at Mercedes.
Whoever does not know how to hit the nail on the head should be asked not to hit it at all.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Vasseur confirmed for 2023.
...and ex Porsche man Andreas Seidl to Sauber ahead of Audi's participation.
Happy for Sauber though I hope it doesn't stall McLaren's relative progress.
Shame about Capito leaving Williams.
Dorilton decided in the summer not to renew his contract apparently.
I bet Ron's had a small haemorrhage...
https://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-...nk-works/46593
Ia that for the road car division, or the F1 team?
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