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Jenson Button’s Fiery Challenge to Ferrari’s Boss: ‘Lead by Example’ After Controversial Remarks

James Taylor by James Taylor
November 19, 2025
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Jenson Button’s Fiery Challenge to Ferrari’s Boss: ‘Lead by Example’ After Controversial Remarks

Title: Jenson Button Slams Ferrari Boss: “Lead by Example!”

In an explosive exchange that has sent shockwaves through the Formula 1 community, former champion Jenson Button has thrown down the gauntlet to Ferrari’s chairman, John Elkann. Following Elkann’s recent comments urging Ferrari drivers to “focus on driving and talk less,” Button took to social media to deliver a stinging rebuke, insisting that Elkann should “lead by example.”

This fiery interaction comes on the heels of a dismal performance for the Scuderia at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, where both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc failed to finish, leaving fans and analysts alike questioning the team’s direction. Elkann, speaking at a Milan event, did not mince words, stating, “we have drivers who need to focus on driving, talk less, and we have important races ahead of us.” He emphasized the importance of securing a better standing in the Constructors’ Championship, declaring, “it is not impossible to finish second.”

Button didn’t hold back in his response, suggesting that if Elkann truly wants to see results, he should engage directly with his drivers rather than making public criticisms. In a candid interview on Sky’s The F1 Show, he elaborated on the immense pressure that comes with driving for Ferrari, a pressure that is unparalleled in the racing world. Button remarked, “Every F1 team does face pressure, but especially Ferrari. You’ve got the whole of Italy wanting Ferrari to win races, so there’s so much outside pressure and internally for the whole team.”

With only two drivers in the pit, Button pointed out the glaring need for direct communication. “It’s very easy to find your racing driver and go and talk to him,” he stressed, advocating for a more collaborative approach. “Just go and have a chat. They have a lot of experience as well of racing for the best teams in the sport.”

The former world champion underscored the importance of fostering open dialogue within the team, especially when there are thousands of individuals working tirelessly to develop the car. “Communication is the best thing in anything, but especially in a team,” he argued. Button’s message is crystal clear: if Ferrari is to reclaim its glory, Elkann must step up and engage with his drivers instead of publicly admonishing them.

As the countdown to the next race begins, all eyes will be on Ferrari to see if Elkann heeds Button’s advice and shifts his leadership style. The question remains: can the Scuderia rise from the ashes of its recent failures, or will internal strife continue to plague this storied team? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure—fans are hungry for change and results!

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