Ferrari are once again searching for a new team principal, a process that appears to be a regular occurrence for the Maranello-based side every few years or so. Ferrari president John Elkann has begun the process of finding a replacement for current boss Mattia Binotto, whose resignation was accepted by the Italians. It has been reported in Italy for a couple of weeks that Binotto was set to leave Ferrari, with the Italian having not felt any trust supposedly despite having managed to get the team second in the Constructors' Championship and Charles Leclerc second in the Drivers' Championship. Binotto's departure was officially announced Tuesday morning, with the Italian's time with the...
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