sucof wrote: ↑08 Dec 2025, 15:39
To all those who endlessly bashing this years car:
Without stepping back and looking things in perspective you can not judge anything fairly.
Ferrari was most of this year the the team with the second most points!!
What is a bad car? Which is at the back of the field constantly.
To me this is anything but a terrible car....
I believe them that the car had one flaw that was baked in for the whole season. Yet they managed to be second for a long time and they are close 4th.
Sorry but realistically means, they can build a great car. Just pure logic...
They screwed up with one thing.
Also, they went to experiment this year, trying new solutions, which is risky, and they admitted that.
But this also great for their future. If they learned enough, and will have the same team creating their 2026 car, they can be easily around the top cars.
And while most Ferrari fans can not accept less than winning, I am happy if they are close to the top fighting.
Please, try to think more sanely, realistically. Overall they did a great job, and I hope they will improve a bit for 2026.
Remember, there are more than 1000 people working in the Ferrari factories, who work their hearts out. Most of them I am sure do a great job.
If you come here and continuously talk crap about their product, you have no respect, not just for them but usually for noone in general.
This is a sport. Let them do their thing, and enjoy the great moments, stay respectful and appreciative.
Excuse me, but this sounds like cope or accepting mediocrity.
Ferrari this year probably had the most talented driver pairing on the entire grid. And for a factory team of Ferrari's stature, having a driver pairing like that, it's obvious that nothing less than victories should be accepted.
Verstappen alone scored more points than Ferrari. And we were even surpassed by Mercedes, which had a rookie. How can you analyze this and say that Ferrari did well this year?
I think this kind of attitude is dangerous, thinking that, as fans, we should be grateful for everything Ferrari does and blindly support the team. Fans should always demand good results from the team, always recognizing Ferrari's greatness. Ferrari doesn't lack money, structure, or talented drivers. Therefore, questioning why we're not even fighting for wins is always valid. This year we were surpassed in some races by teams that years ago were fighting for the last positions on the grid, teams with a much smaller structure than Ferrari.
Expectations were extremely high this year. We almost won the WCC in 2024, and with a multi-champion driver like Hamilton, the bare minimum expected was to fight for wins. We finished the season without wins, with 7 podiums and 1 pole achieved through Leclerc's sheer effort, an unstable car reminiscent of the F14T, and being eliminated in Q1. Trying to portray all this as something positive is, in my opinion, a bad joke.