It won't take much longer for Ferrari to announce that Mattia Binotto will leave the team with immediate effect. At least, that is the firm belief of the Italian media. Meanwhile, no replacement has yet been recruited and the search for a new team boss does not seem to be going very well. Article continues under ad A few weeks ago, Frédéric Vasseur's name first surfaced. The Frenchman is currently at the helm of Alfa Romeo Racing, but Ferrari would see a suitable successor to Binotto in him. Charles Leclerc knows Vasseur well, as the 54-year-old top man made his debut in Formula 1 in 2018. The signatures are not yet on paper, but Vasseur is the biggest contender. Whether he is Ferrari's...
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