The Fornaroli and Minì cases show that without an intuition of extraordinary far-sightedness like that of Wolff when he put under contract the Bologna driver at 11 years, cultivating his talent, being "promoted" by the lower categories "despite dominating them" can become very complicated and not depend only on his own qualities. It is the paradox of today's F1: meritocratic and unmerited together
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The Fornaroli and Minì cases show that without an intuition of extraordinary far-sightedness like that of Wolff when he put under contract the Bologna driver at 11 years, cultivating his talent, being "promoted" by the lower categories "despite dominating them" can become very complicated and not depend only on his own qualities. It is the paradox of today's F1: meritocratic and unmerited together