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Baldisserri: Ferrari too slow to react to F1 rule changes

Luca Baldisserri, a former key manager and engineer at Ferrari, says the Maranello team should work on adapting better to rule changes. Baldisserri was a key member of the team in the hugely successful Michael Schumacher era, but in recent years he headed Ferrari's young driver programme and now oversees the careers of Mick Schumacher and Williams' Lance Stroll. When asked about Ferrari's struggle for wins in the new Mercedes-dominated ‘power unit' era, he said: 'I keep in mind one thing, which was also true when I was active. 'In Maranello, we have always had a tendency to focus on the immediate, whilst underestimating the impact of rule changes. 'Recall 2005, when the changing of...
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