Jean Todt has claimed Ferrari were in a much worse position when he took over the team in 1993 than they are now. Ferrari’s fortunes have plummeted to such an extent that from being World Championship hopefuls, they currently find themselves entrenched among the F1 midfield and, in recent races, fighting amongst the usual backmarkers. Team principal Mattia Binotto, despite receiving public backing from senior executives of the Italian giants, is under fire from the media and Ferrari fans at how the team have lost their way. But FIA president Todt, who arrived at Ferrari in 1993 from Peugeot with whom he had enjoyed success in rallying and sports car racing, believes the Scuderia’s...
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