Why Ferrari needs Boullier
For all of the hiring and firing Ferrari carries out to shortcut its way back to the top in F1, it in fact needs to take a leaf out of McLaren's book and change its approach entirely
Perhaps Ferrari should phone the actor Bill Murray. After all, he knows better than most what Groundhog Day feels like - stuck in an endless time-loop where no matter how much you alter your circumstances the end result remains steadfastly the same.
The Ferrari Formula 1 team seems stuck in its own version of Groundhog Day. Pretty much since 2009 in fact, when the final remnants of the Michael Schumacher/Jean Todt/Ross Brawn/Rory Byrne era of ultra-success were disbanded.
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