Mattia Binotto’s days at Ferrari are quickly coming to an end, with the Italian set to depart the Scuderia on the final day of 2022, before his replacement starts in January. Binotto has devoted a large part of his life to the Maranello-based side, whom he’s called ‘home’ for the past 28 years. The outgoing
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Red Bull’s first constructors’ title since 2013 had a slightly sour taste to it, as did Max Verstappen’s second consecutive championship victory, as a result of the team’s ‘cashgate’ saga. The team were found guilty of a minor breach of the 2021 cost cap earlier this year and were punished with a $7m fine and
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Ferrari appear to have made a decision on who will lead the team in 2023 and hopefully beyond that, with a growing number of reports stating that Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur will be the next Ferrari team principal. The team principal job at Maranello appears to be a poison chalice for whoever takes it, with
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With Mattia Binotto’s days as Ferrari team principal being numbered, the Scuderia are reportedly set to announce who will lead the team next season before Christmas, despite previous rumours that nothing would be said until the New Year. Having handed in his resignation, Binotto will officially depart Ferrari on the last day of December, with his replacement likely to
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Ferrari have had a hectic week, first putting out a statement of support for their under-fire team principal Mattia Binotto, only for the Swiss to resign days later. The team looked like the team to beat in the first half of the season before a catalogue of communication errors and reliability issues saw Max Verstappen
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Ferrari are a team in turmoil at the moment, currently without a team principal after the resignation of Mattia Binotto and on a title drought since 2008. The Scuderia had released a statement in support of Binotto following a below par season, which saw the team comprehensively beaten by Max Verstappen and Red Bull in
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Ferrari have officially begun the search for yet another team principal, with Mattia Binotto’s resignation from the team having been announced earlier in the week on Tuesday morning. Binotto’s reign as Ferrari boss will conclude at the end of the year, marking a sad end to his 28-year relationship with the Maranello-based team. The Italian
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With the pressure mounting on Ferrari to make changes following a below par end to the season, the Scuderia will be on the hunt for a new team principal after accepting the resignation of Mattia Binotto. The Swiss has been in the role since 2019 but has failed to end Ferrari’s title drought, dating back
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With Mattia Binotto’s resignation having been officially announced, Ferrari have begun the search for a new team principal – something it feels like they’ve been doing every few years. It has become somewhat of a trend for whoever is leading the Scuderia to depart after only a short while, usually as a result of being
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Mattia Binotto has had a significant amount of pressure on him in recent weeks, with fans becoming disgruntled at Ferrari’s tactical blunders that cost them a shot at the 2022 championship. Charles Leclerc was reportedly not even on speaking terms with his boss by the time the season came to a close, with the Monegasque
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