It has become something of a tradition that Ferrari president attends the first two days of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend (the European F1 season opener), has a high profile presence as he soaks in practices and qualifying, then berates his under performing team before departing without attending the race, as he did last year and Fernando Alonso went on to win that race. Fast forward 12 months and the team's performance relative to the pace setters (Mercedes) is worse than in 2o13, and this time around not even Alonso could do anything to alleviate the Maranello crisis which exploded last month with the firing of team principal Stefano Domenicali and immediate appointment of Marco...
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