Ecclestone: Ferrari needs a dictator to win
In an interview with sport.de, former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone said that Frederic Vasseur is "too soft" to run Ferrari.
Bernie Ecclestone: "The problem is that Ferrari needs a dictator at the head of the team, only then will they succeed. Everyone in Italy gives them advice, tells them what to do, everyone is constantly meddling in their affairs. And Frederic Vasseur is too soft. He is not a dictator."
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Ecclestone: Ferrari needs a dictator to win
Bernie Ecclestone believes that Frédéric Vasseur is "too soft" to lead Ferrari.