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 driver seeing his chances at a first drivers’ championship disappear as both team and driver errors cost him a number of victories. The Scuderia will now be looking for a new team principal to lead the team to their first constructors’ championship since 2008, after the team announced earlier this week that they had accepted the resignation of Mattia Binotto. The...
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