Ferrari have officially confirmed the departure of team principal Maurizio Arrivabene, claiming the decision was taken in his "long term personal interests as well as those of the team itself". Former technical chief Mattia Binotto has been appointed Arrivabene's replacement after a series of reported disagreements between the pair. Arrivabene departs the Scuderia after four years in charge and could soon find himself heading business interests at Italian football giants Juventus, having previously batted away links to the Turin club. Binotto's rise through the ranks at Maranello is now complete, the Swiss having previously served as a mechanic before going on to head up Ferrari's...
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