LOL. When you stand back and look at the whole, the problems are clear:
• retired driver, past his prime as lead developer - who can't keep on the road or away from other cars
• midweight driver, who apart from winning once in a Pirelli freak show, fails to punch above his weight at any occasion.
• obvious internal pressures on whether to continue or not - causing distractions and probably job hunting
• built a car around some internal tubing that doesn't perform to hopes (and weren't they grinning when they kept that)
• hasn't come up with any 'rule pushing' innovations since launch, not even so much as a hint of controversy.
Stop treating the drivers and teams like gods. They're simply not performing and they're not pushing any boundaries. Trying to run on past glories only compounds the failed efforts to find new solutions and new thinking.