Talk of the Ferrari 'crisis' is picking up in the wake of James Allison's recent departure.
Allison was replaced by engine chief Mattia Binotto but he is not thought to be a permanent solution.
"Even if Binotto is a good and experienced guy, he was certainly not Ferrari's number one choice," said Finnish TV pundit Ossi Oikarinen. "So this is a bit of a quick fix and, in my view, a temporary solution."
Now, according to Auto Motor und Sport, further departures could be on the horizon for the Italian team.
"Perhaps the engineers who Allison brought with him from Lotus in 2013 will go as well," said Michael Schmidt. "The flurry of activity does not feel as though Ferrari has a clear plan for how to get out of this crisis."
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