Former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo is disappointed by the lack of progress made by his former F1 team, saying they should be “protagonists, not extras”.
’s period of F1 domination in the early 2000s, stepped down from his long-time role amid a poor 2014 season.remains the last driver to win a drivers’ world title for F1’s most famous team, in 2007.
The team threatened to challenge Red Bull last year but saw their title bid collapse in spectacular fashion mid-season, leavingDi Montezemolo says he expected more from Ferrari in the decade that has passed since his departure. “As a fan I dream of a Ferrari not that always wins, but that fights for the title until the last race,” he told
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