Piero Ferrari, the son of the legendary Enzo Ferrari, hopes the House of Maranello races on forever at the pinnacle of motorsport, although he admits having a hard time understanding today's F1. It would hard to imagine the world of F1 without the Scuderia's cars on the grid, but the opposite is also true for the prestigious manufacturer which built a great deal of its brand on its success in Grand Prix racing. Piero Ferrari, who remains a 10 percent shareholder of the publicly traded company, admitted that this father would certainly frown upon the sport in its modern guise, while the 74-year-old conceded that he also felt a bit lost in today's complicated world of F1. Binotto sees...
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