The president of Coni Giovanni Malagò he didn’t mince words to express all his concern for the unprecedented crisis of Ferrari. 12 months after the triumph of Charles Leclerc in Monza, a Cavallino in disarmament, eliminated in qualifying and unable to bring either driver to the finish.
“It is difficult to find the words to photograph the reality of the facts – these are the words of Malagò reported by Repubblica -. Nobody could imagine such a situation, it embitters us very much. In Formula 1 nothing can be invented, those who know this world well know it. It’s not like in certain team sports or in certain disciplines where there can be strangeness, exceptionality. IS’ all fruit of the work done: honestly there is to be worried. If we think that just one year ago Leclerc made pole and victory at Monza… ”.
“The situation is regrettable – continued Malagò – also because this year Italy can host three GPs of F1: it was a miracle to obtain a multi-year contract in Monza, thanks to the work of the president of ACI Sticchi Damiani, and then, due to Covid, Ferrari fulfilled the dream of bringing a GP to the home circuit as well, the Mugello, for his thousandth GP in F1. It’s amazing to have one so underperforming machine Right now”.
The disappointment of the fans carries over to the listening data: if last year the triumph of Leclerc a Monza had been followed by 6 million fans, this year it stopped at just 2.9 million total spectators. The worst data since 1995, when even in that case both Ferraris retired, notes Studio Frasi.
The former president of the Maranello team, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo , who had already made his voice heard in recent days, preferred not to comment at Ansa: “For those who love Ferrari, and I love them very much, this is the time when it is best to be silent. It is time to hope on the eve of the thousandth grand prix that, as has happened a few times in the past, Ferrari will be able to rely on its abilities to overcome difficult moments like this “.
OMNISPORT | 07-09-2020 18:28
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