Comments on: New Name for Ferrari Formula 1 racing car in 2011.

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lighthouse posters — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 11:43:29 +0000

What’s wrong with Ferrari in Formula One at the moment? Innovation is a wonderful thing but maybe they’re introducing too many innovations too fast; if something goes wrong when you’ve made ten changes, you don’t know which change is upsetting the balance. Perhaps Ferrari’s testing needs testing itself.

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