Karun Chandhok believes Ferrari need to do more than just change team principal

Ferrari need a 'wider re-structuring' than merely a new team principal if they are to fulfil their potential, says Karun Chandhok. F1

Karun Chandhok thinks a “wider re-structuring” is needed at Ferrari rather than simply swapping out Mattia Binotto as team principal.

Ex-Formula 1 driver Chandhok, now a pundit for Sky Sports, believes changes at Maranello should go further than merely at the top of the team. “He tried to create a no-fear, no-blame culture & as a part of that, he didn’t make the changes he should have.“I wonder if Mattia needs to be shuffled sideways into a technical leadership role – let’s not forget they have designed and produced a very fast car this year.Whatever happens with Binotto, Ferrari know change is coming

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