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Assessing Ferrari's Formula 1 Struggles Amid Endurance Racing Success

Ferrari's dominance in the World Endurance Championship contrasts sharply with its lackluster performance in Formula 1. Despite a couple of notable moments, including Lewis Hamilton's unexpected sprint win and Charles Leclerc's podium finish, the team's strategy and execution appear to be misaligned in the F1 arena.

Our Take:

Ferrari's issues in Formula 1 might stem from a need for more cohesive leadership and strategy, especially when compared to their successful operations in endurance racing. It's crucial for Ferrari to reassess its approach to regain their competitive edge in Formula 1.

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Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: Michele Lupini

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