New Ferrari boss Frédéric Vasseur praised his predecessor Mattia Binotto for facilitating the succession process at the Scuderia between the two men. Ferrari announced in late November, or ten days after F1's finale in Abu Dhabi, that Binotto had handed in his resignation as the Italian outfit's team principal. However, the Swiss-Italian remained at Maranello until the end of the year, managing the Scuderia's day-to-day affairs while preparing his exit and Vasseur's arrival. "The process was crystal clear," explained Vasseur. "Even if we had some rumours into the press in Abu Dhabi, we didn't discuss before. "We had the first discussion the week after Abu Dhabi and it...
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