Christian Horner is a smart and powerful man, but more importantly, he knows how to play the game and get things done in Formula 1. After last week’s comments—in which he said he wasn’t interested in a lowly team principal job without an ownership stake, unless it was Ferrari—rumors are swirling about the former Red Bull boss heading to Maranello. But could Horner save Ferrari and bring the Scuderia back to its winning ways? Or, after nearly two mediocre decades and a revolving door of team principals and talented title-winning drivers coming and going, is the rot within Ferrari just too deep for one man—or two (Lewis Hamilton)—to cure? Fred…
Ferrari F1 Doesn’t Need Horner. It Needs Another Montezemolo
