Ferrari want to ‘bring back the boredom’

FERRARI would like to ‘bring back the boredom’ to Formula One after watching rivals win the first three races of the season, according to team boss Luca di Montezemolo.

Ferrari want to ‘bring back the boredom’
Sat, 31 May, 2003 - 01:00
Ian Gordon

“The show is there now,” he told Italian reporters on a flying visit to Monaco before Sunday’s grand prix, the seventh round of the championship.

“At Imola we had a (television) audience share of 60 percent. It shows the interest is there,” he said, adding lightheartedly:

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