Daniel Audetto knows a thing or two about Ferrari politics, having managed their title-winning effort with Niki Lauda in 1977 before being promoted up the FIAT corporate ladder. As the Reds usher in a fourth team manager in five years, the 76-year-old former team boss weighed in on the leadership changes at the sport's most popular team. Speaking to Autosprint, Audetto gave his views on the recent upheaval at Maranello, “If you don’t win, after four years it’s difficult to remain in charge.” “At a team like that, which is born to win, when you don’t win, the manager automatically changes. It’s the harsh reality of F1, more so in the special case of Ferrari.' “It’s a...
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