The circus heads to entertain its Asian fans once again with the Japanese GP weekend afoot. However, with just five races to go, the question of the championship winner has become when and not who. Max Verstappen is comfortably leading the charts, with Charles Leclerc and Ferrari failing to keep up the fight.

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Ferrari started the season brilliantly, with powerful performances. However, the Italian team soon became victims of their unreliability and poor strategic calls. Ferrari not only lost the championship lead to Red Bull but also started lagging to challenge for the drivers’ championship.

The Scuderia despite a competitive car, is well out of reach in both championships. There have been plenty of examples of poor strategic calls in recent races as well. One is Carlos Sainz’s pit stop at the Dutch GP which cost him valuable seconds because of the tire mixup.

In a season in which Ferrari could’ve finally ended their drought, the strategic calls are definitely the unwanted highlight. Ferrari’s failure to put up a proper fight for the championship with Leclerc at the helm is a massive point of discussion for the Tifosi as well. Fans have pointed out the obvious error in judgment by the team on Twitter every chance they got.

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The widely covered topic of strategic errors even started rumors of a change in management. However, that does not seem to be the case at the moment. Regardless, fans on Twitter are submitting their resumes.

Ferrari fan sends his resume as a replacement for the Ferrari strategist

The widely covered topic is reaching the track as well in the form of a banner with one fan making the most of his 5-seconds of fame. The particular fan held up a glittery sign that said, ” @Ferrari: Hire me as a strategist”

The sign obviously caught everyone’s attention with even the commentators talking about it and Twitter drowning in laughter.

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The fans absolutely love the iconic banner and rallying behind the fan for the change. Becoming a Ferrari strategist might be not as straightforward, but the banner is capturing the stand of the masses.