Ferrari F1 Boss Exposes Toxic Culture: “Scapegoating Reigns in Ferrari as in Soccer”
The former Ferrari team principal, now in charge of the Audi F1 project, has shed light on the inner workings of the iconic Italian racing team. In a recent interview, Mattia Binotto revealed some shocking truths about the culture at Ferrari and the treatment of key personnel within the organization.
Binotto discussed the hiring of Inaki Rueda, a former Ferrari member who was sidelined by the team. Binotto explained that Rueda will bring valuable expertise to the Audi F1 project, similar to his role at Ferrari before his departure. The move raises questions about Ferrari’s decision-making processes and treatment of its staff.
When asked about the tumultuous departures of himself, Rueda, and others from Ferrari, Binotto didn’t hold back. He pointed out a disturbing trend of scapegoating within Ferrari, likening it to the culture seen in Italian soccer. Binotto’s candid remarks provide a rare glimpse into the inner workings of one of the most storied teams in Formula 1.
The revelation of such a toxic environment within Ferrari is sure to send shockwaves through the racing world. As fans and experts alike digest Binotto’s words, many will be left wondering about the true cost of success in the high-stakes world of Formula 1.
