3
Mark Webber believes that Ferrari can end its drought of world titles in 2020 and take home the constructors' championship this year.
However, the Australian believes that the drivers' championship will go the way of Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton, who has won five titles in the last six years.
Ferrari faces backlash over "baffling" Australian GP strategy
Charles Leclerc remains neutral on Ferrari's 2026 prospects
Ferrari has endured a difficult handful of years and has not taken an F1 title since 2008 when it came out on top in the constructors' standings.
In 2019, it won just three races and finished up in second place, 235 points down on champions Mercedes.
But Webber is expecting 2020 to be a better year for the Scuderia outfit, who will run with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc once more.
MORE: Leclerc extends Ferrari contract to the end of 2024 | Vettel: F1 facing an 'incredible challenge' with carbon neutral plans
"At least Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel can score regularly," Webber told Formule 1.
"For the constructors' championship, Ferrari may look good, although I think Lewis will still show his superiority in the driver classification over a whole season.
"We don't even have to talk about Verstappen anymore. He is now an established name and is on fire!
"I look forward to seeing Hamilton match Michael Schumacher's seven world titles by 2020 while having to deal with Leclerc and Verstappen."
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
I. Hadjar
A. Antonelli
C. Leclerc
0 members have this team as their favourite
Replies (3)
Login to replyPistonhead
Posts: 556
Brave man to bet against Hamilton over a season - it's like hens teeth. Big call on Ferrari winning the championship though - they don't appear to do more than 2 races without a major cock-up - what's changed in the last month I wonder? I see Verstappen a bigger threat than either of the Ferrari's next year - can't wait !!!
f1ski
Posts: 726
They must be ready to hire a german and swiss logistics team
calle.itw
Posts: 8,527
I feel Red Bull are more likely to win a title than Ferrari at this rate, provided Honda keeps up the dev pace they've shown so far.