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Ferrari confirms Binotto resignation, no successor outlined

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Ferrari confirms Binotto resignation, no successor outlined

Mattia Binotto (ITA) Ferrari Team Principal in the FIA Press Conference. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Saturday 19th November 2022. Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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Ferrari has accepted the resignation of Team Principal Mattia Binotto, who will relinquish his position at the end of 2022.

Binotto has been with Ferrari for 28 years and rose to the role of Team Principal in 2019.

Under his leadership Ferrari endured a slump, its worst for 40 years, before re-emerging as a victory contender under revised regulations in 2022.

Ferrari finished a distant runner-up to Red Bull in the championship, taking 12 poles and four wins, and rumours abounded over Binotto’s position at the Abu Dhabi finale.

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Binotto asserted that his position was assured but on Tuesday, nine days after the final round of 2022, Ferrari announced that he has resigned.

Binotto will stay on until December 31 before leaving the company.

A successor for Binotto has not yet been determined and is not expected to be ratified until 2023.

“With the regret that this entails, I have decided to conclude my collaboration with Ferrari,” said Binotto.

“I am leaving a company that I love, which I have been part of for 28 years, with the serenity that comes from the conviction that I have made every effort to achieve the objectives set.

“I leave a united and growing team. A strong team, ready, I’m sure, to achieve the highest goals, to which I wish all the best for the future.

“I think it is right to take this step at this time as hard as this decision has been for me. I would like to thank all the people at the Gestione Sportiva who have shared this journey with me, made up of difficulties but also of great satisfaction.”

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  1. Enzo says:
    2 years ago

    Ferrari would be wise to stop playing nationalists and hire someone to run the team based talent rather than being Italian. Don’t get me wrong I love the idea of teams respecting their nationality and ignoring all of the modern diversity BS, but it gets to a point where sometimes you have to start looking elsewhere. Audi were always good at this (even during the Auto Union days), maintaining a strong German image but not afraid to look outside of Germany when needed. Apparently there is no one in Italy capable of running an F1 team. When is the last time they even won a championship under the watch of an Italian?

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  2. Nemisis Benn says:
    2 years ago

    Every Italian and his dog, it seems, wants to drive for Ferrari, even Sandro Nannini – until he realised thatthe contract they were asking him to sign was not the one that they had negotiated!
    BUT, the ultimate pub quiz question as far as Ferrari is concerned is this : Who was the last Italian to win a world championship with Ferrari?

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