Gerhard Berger believes Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has restored the Scuderia's DNA since taking charge this year, despite an underwhelming start to the campaign. Binotto's leadership has come under scrutiny as Mercedes have won all six races so far, but former Ferrari driver Berger says he is the right man for the job.
Having worked his way through the ranks of Ferrari's technical department, Binotto was placed in charge of the team following Maurizio Arrivabene's departure over the winter.
Binotto retains his technical director post, something that onlookers have suggested may be stretching him too thinly.
There has certainly been an impact on the track. The SF90 is not as well-rounded as recent Ferrari challengers, while Binotto declaring Sebastian Vettel has "priority" over Charles Leclerc before a wheel had been turned this season has led to some muddled strategy calls in races.
However, Berger – who enjoyed two spells in scarlet during his F1 career – says Binotto's long history at Maranello should count for something as he tries to turn thing around.