Brundle on Ferrari last season: 'Certain things weren't being done'

Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle believes that the sacking of Maurizio Arrivabene was the right decision as 'things weren't right' at Ferrari last season.

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has revealed what he thinks went wrong at Ferrari last season and believes that getting rid of Arrivabene was the right thing to do.

"Things weren't right," Brundle said to f1today.net.

It was clear that something was not right at Ferrari last season as for most of the season they arguably had the quickest car. Poor management decisions consequently led to Ferrari making errors which cost them points on the track.

Brundle admitted that it was hard to know exactly what had been going on at Ferrari stating that “you don’t know what you don’t know if you’re not inside an organisation”.

"I did observe it, and see that things weren’t right,” Brundle continued. “You look at situations like Hockenheim, where Vettel was put under pressure because they didn’t do the right things earlier on in the race.

Brundle believes that “certain things weren’t being done.”

When asked about the appointment of Mattia Binotto as a replacement Brundle said: