""It feels like a football club that was bought by a Russian oligarch in the 90s, 2000s that just threw money at a problem, changed managers every six months and ultimately never really achieved anything...""
""I don't like this notion. Formula 1 isn't football. You don't change managers every six months. I don't like it at all.""
Lawrence Stroll has heavily invested in Aston Martin, yet the team's performance has been disappointing, particularly due to issues with the Honda power unit. Will Buxton compares Stroll's management style to that of Roman Abramovich at Chelsea FC, noting a tendency to throw money at problems without achieving success. Buxton criticizes the approach of changing management frequently, emphasizing that Formula 1 requires a different strategy than football. Aston Martin's struggles are evident, highlighted by Fernando Alonso's dangerous experience during the Chinese Grand Prix.
Read at HITC
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]