People thinking Horner would fix Ferrari are so funny to me. They really lack an understanding of Ferrari's political structure. It's not a top down thing like Mercedes where Toto has basically all the power or a more decentralised power system like McLaren that works +

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because everyone really is aware that they are in the same boat and work as a team on the same side. Ferrari is a mess. It's Game of Thrones corporate edition. It has factions that have beef with eachother and their own big ideas. To make it work you'd have to clean house +
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and unite what's left. Problem is the TP is not given that kind if power and they don't have the prospects to replace the people they'd have to fire anyways. Fred has been trying to sweep out the rest of the Binotto faction with mixed results and then there's Elkann who gets +
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interested once in a blue moon to throw everything back into chaos with one big executive decision. Maybe someone who really knows how to unite people could fix it but that's not what Horner is. He's just desperate to get back into F1. And most of you would not be happy unless +
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Ferrari is immediately back at the top the moment we get a new TP anyways. Because you don't understand that we would need at least a 4 year grace period for restructuring and rebuilding.
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Replying to @techndly
If the plan is to bring him in just to fire him within 3 years, then don’t even bother lmao. But if they’re willing to give him like 5 years, that’s a whole different story. He’d probably bring his own people, and he’s genuinely one of the best in F1 at building a winning team.
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He is but Ferrari has an in built structure. He built up Red Bull from nothing. Sometimes it's worse to have to pick up the pieces than start from scratch and we both know that they'll call for his head after one year and they won't let him bring his own people. There be no more
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Replying to @techndly
Sostituire tp ogni 4 anni non fa sicuramente bene, anzi, sarebbe come ripartire da 0 ogni volta. Però dobbiamo dire che sarebbe l'unico in grado di infastidite toto e di far valere la parola di una squadra che non viene riconosciuta come la più longeva della storia della f1
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Before we get anything through and annoy Toto we'll need a stable base and I don't think Horner is the man for the job at Ferrari, specifically, at least.
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Replying to @techndly
a mio parere sei tu prevenuto. Todt aveva carta bianca e l'ha saputa finalizzare.
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20 years ago. Now Horner will not get that much power do to do what he wants. They got rid of Todt in the first place because the trio had too much freedom and power. They will make sure theres
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Replying to @techndly
I don’t think you realise who Horner is. He would completely destroy all of that structure through hell and high water. If you pretend it doesn’t exist, they either fire him or they serve
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Replying to @techndly
Accurate Analysis. No one can clean this shit tbh right now
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Replying to @techndly
Yep, getting Horner won’t fix Ferrari anymore than Ferrari got Lewis.
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Replying to @techndly
For real, its sickening people keep thinking a Team Principal fixes most of the problems when that's just not how it works here.
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Replying to @techndly
It would be funny to see him try
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Replying to @techndly
Con Horner in Ferrari la Mercedes avrebbe corso con motori irregolari quest'anno ?? Ci vuole anche qualcuno capace di farsi rispettare nelle stanze dei bottoni .. in questo momento la Ferrari conta 0
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Replying to @techndly
You don’t think Horner knows that?
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Replying to @techndly
You’re the Man United of F1. No manager/TP is ever gonna fix you
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Replying to @techndly
I think arrivabene was only good TP in last few yrs
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every company has a top-down thing, you moron. So what is it? Is it down top thing? Charles dictates everything.
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