Audi’s drastic action for its troubled new F1 entry
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2024-07-23に共有
Ex-Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto is taking up a senior role in Audi's F1 programme after what it calls a “realignment” of its management - that includes the exits of what were its two most senior figures.
Audi F1 team CEO Andreas Seidl and former Audi board member Oliver Hoffmann are both heading out the door, with Binotto starting in a dual role as chief operational and chief technical officer in August 2024.
00:00 Audi's drastic reshuffle
02:25 Drastic but justified?
03:57 How bad it's really got
06:25 Will Binotto fix it?
09:04 What else will be impacted?
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コメント (21)
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BREAKING: Sainz signing with literally anyone else
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Sainz is never going to join now😭😭😭
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Audi hire Binotto Ferrari: we are checking
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Happy he's back, the memes haven't been the same since we lost him
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What people dont understand is that whilst Binotti was a horrendous TP, he was a good engineer. Look at what happened to Ferarri's cars during the time he was chief engineer.
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Hiring Binotto to make the team get "...up to F1 speed by means of clear management structures, defined responsibilities, reduced interfaces and efficient decision-making processes" is.... good meme material, if you ask me. But hey, I just want good competition, so if that's what it takes, so be it.
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Justifiying Bonitoo with "...efficient decision-making processes" is the wildest thing I have seen in a while
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The unexpected comeback of "Pronto? Valterri? Sbinalla!"
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The day I see a car on the starting grid with an Audi logo is the day I will actually believe Audi is really in F1
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I‘d like to refer to RPM‘s latest video for an accurate description of a sauber car
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From Sauber to Sau🅱️er. Also, can’t they figure that, replacing, maybe a certain James Key might help?
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Binotto does have a lot of valuable experience, tho I still think he is a clown for how he handled Ferrari those years. He'll be good in the role, but his shortcomings will kick in as the team gets along down the road.
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Meanwhile the Andretti team is considered "not serious enough".
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Good to see the internal politics of VAG is already killing their F1 team before they’ve even turned a wheel….
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This feels like it has "Toyota" written all over it 😂
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I’m not surprised. Seidl didn’t make good progress to improve the car while he was at McLaren, and they only improved when he left and Andrea Stella came in to replace him. Seems like the exact same thing is happening again
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The comment section already beating me to the Sainz jokes🤣
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I thought andretti was the one that was not prepared?
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I wouldn't be surprised to see Gunther Stiener come aboard in some capacity since he and Binotto are best buds.
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For a team that's struggled with infighting at senior levels, as well as execution of pit stops and race strategy, Binotto is a really strange hire
