With the pressure mounting on Ferrari to make changes following a below par end to the season, the Scuderia will be on the hunt for a new team principal after accepting the resignation of Mattia Binotto. The Swiss has been in the role since 2019 but has failed to end Ferrari’s title drought, dating back to 2008, and has generally underwhelmed in his time in charge of arguably Formula 1’s most iconic team. Ferrari publicly backed their boss in a recent statement, however in a shock turn of events, Binotto has announced his resignation from his position at the team and is set to depart at the end of the calendar year. Rumours are circulating that the team might look to Alfa Romeo’s...
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