Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle admits that Mattia Binotto's departure from Ferrari, with no immediate replacement lined up by the Scuderia, "looks a little bit strange". Ferrari confirmed on Tuesday that Binotto had handed in his resignation as the Scuderia's outfit's team principal, a position the Italian engineer had taken over from his predecessor Maurizio Arrivabene in January 2019. On paper, Ferrari enjoyed a reasonably good campaign this year, finishing runner up in F1's Constructors championship to Red Bull, its main rival that proved unassailable in the second half of the season. However, the Scuderia's inability to build on its early lead in the championship coupled with...
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