Ferrari's new chief executive Benedetto Vigna on Monday unveiled a new organisation and leadership changes, confirming Mattia Binotto as boss of its Formula 1 racing team. The reshaping of the management team is aimed at sharpening its technology focus and product exclusivity as the luxury sports car maker embraces electrification. Binotto will be Ferrari's team principal in the F1 world championship for the fourth consecutive year. The Lausanne-born engineer, took over from Maurizio Arrivabene in early 2019, at the height of a climb that brought him, since 1995, to be head of the fabled Gestione Sportiva at Maranello. Vigna, a tech industry veteran and a former top executive at chipmaker...
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