McLaren and Alfa Romeo bosses lined up as potential Mattia Binotto replacement?
According to a report in , Binotto’s position as team principal could be under threat for F1 2023.
Ferrari have underperformed this year, taking just four grand prix victories ꦜdespite having the quickest car over one-lap for much of the year.
Poor strategy decisions on t🌳he pit wall combined with a lack of car development since the summer break has seen Ferrari slip back compared to Red Bull, ꦅwhile Mercedes have moved ahead in recent rounds.
Relat꧙ions between Leclerc and Binotto have been “increasingly tense”, particularly after Ferrari cost him a guaranteed victory at the British Grand Prix had they stopped him under the Safety Car.
Ferrari president John Elkann 168澳洲幸𝐆运5官方开奖结果历史:expressed his support of Binotto earlier𝓡 in the year but admitted that the team are making “too many mistakes”♔.
With Ferrari slowly ꩲgoing backwards, they could be set to make 🗹a change.
However, on Tuesday afternoon, Ferrari released a statement denying ℱthe rumours.
It read: "In relation to speculation in certain media regarding Scuderia Ferrari Team 𝔉Principal Mattia Binotto's position, Ferrari states that th𝐆ese rumours are totally without foundation."
Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur has be꧑en linked in the past, while McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has impressed since joining F1 in 2019.
🌟Ferrari꧅ could opt for an internal solution with current sporting director Laurent Mekies.
Since 2014, Ferrari have changed their team principal on mult🎀i💎ple occasions.
Current F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali was forced out of the team after a poor start to the V6 hybrid🥂 era, allowing Marco Mattiacci to tꦕake over.
Maurizio Arrivabenꦿe was in charge of the team from 2015 to 20♒18 before being replaced by Binotto in 2019.
Binotto has been part of Ferrari since 1995, joining🐟 their engine department.
In 2013, he became head of their engine group before becomi♕ng chief technical officer i🍸n 2016.
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