Gutiérrez: Ferrari is a well-organized mess

      Esteban Gutiérrez ended his Formula 1 career in 2016 but continues to work with Mercedes, and last weekend he attended the Mexican Grand Prix. After the race, Esteban commented on Lewis Hamilton’s performances this season, and unlike some other experts, he did not criticize the seven-time world champion.

      Esteban Gutiérrez: “Judging by what Lewis said, he felt more comfortable in the car this weekend. Although after the race he was probably less satisfied, progress is certainly being made.

      I worked with Ferrari and understand the difference between the English and the Italian teams. I’ll be straight: there’s a lot of passion at Ferrari, but they have a well-organized mess. I don’t want to say anything bad about Ferrari, because I love them. We all love them.

      I think every driver deep down dreams of driving for Ferrari, but winning with them is much harder than winning with any other team. That’s why every champion who moved to Ferrari to win a title has run into problems.

      So, in my view, Lewis is not performing as badly this year as it might seem. I hope he uses this year’s experience and takes a step forward next season.”

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