I will move into the Scuderia thread next season.
Hysteria to come indeed! The pressure will be off the team, as the blame will be concentrated to Hamilton.
As for 2023, that season was a good season. At worst bittersweet. The car was working well on many tracks. As said earlier 7 poles is front running car status. The Ferrari was the only consistent threat to redbull the whole season.
McLaren only became serious in Qatar sprint if I remember correctly.
Ferrari had strategic blunders as usual, but this was mostly in trying to fight tyre deg using desperation. Driver errors and bad luck accounts for the rest. But the season was not a Mercedes like disaster. Without a manhole cover, Ferrari would have been 2nd in the championship.
Also I have a bone to pick with the TD039. Why is everything wrong in Ferrari world being blamed on the technical directive?
Even without it, Ferrari would have finished the 2022 season just the same. It's impact is being overblown. There are no official or unofficial statements from the team blaming the directive for their downfall. It's mostly just here in F1 technical we see this theory.