Azerbaijan GP: Ferrari's Communication Breakdown, Lando vs Argentina and Red Bull's Scoop

I want to start this episode by asking you the most difficult question in Formula 1 right now.

What's going on at Ferrari, Robert? Because they are self-imploding.

They are self-employed.

It's not the most difficult question.

It's the most tough question to answer because nobody knows.

And Ferrari has been trying for many years, different management, different drivers.

And for some reason, their only focus is finishing P2 in the championship.

And the communication is so poor, Chris.

It's so poor.

I mean, the speed was there in qualifying.

You're like, okay, Charles Leclerc, front row.

Eight tenths of pole, by the way.

Everybody was far off George.

But you think at least if you start on the front row, you finish on the podium.

Not even that.

So they're struggling.

I thought Ferrari were on the right track.

I thought Ferrari, certainly in the opening part of this season, they looked as if they finally got their you-know-what together.

Now, all of a sudden, you said the word communication.

I mean, let's go through.

We'll get to Fred.

And there's a man that's not sleeping well at night.

I think he's having nightmares of Christian Horner seemingly on a daily basis.

You've got Lewis Hamilton completely in the dark as to why he was not pulled into the pits.

With, of course, the safety car.