Binotto has resigned from his job as team principal at Ferrari and will be replaced in the new year, with the iconic team now 16 years without a drivers’ F1 champion.

Aspects of Binotto’s personality, and a desire to find someo💦ne with different values,🅺 is part of the reason that Ferrari wanted to get rid, according to reports.

“Chairman John Elkann𓂃, who runs Ferrari and Fiat Chrysler busin💜ess, wants more of a rigorous, track-side team boss to take control of the operation,” Sky reported.

“Ferrari g💙ot t🙈hemselves back into contending for victories, even winning races, starting the season well after two years in the doldrums.

“But they had operational problems. They had engine breakdowns costing 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc victories in Spain and Baku.

“There were strategic mistake𝓰s made in Monaco and Silverstone which cos🍨t them dearly.

“B🥃inotto didn’t want a b🤡lame culture. He didn’t change personnel.

“Ultimately,🦄 tha⛎t standpoint is not the way forward, as far as Elkann is concerned.

“Maybe there is a feeling that Binotto, who has been at Ferrari a꧋t 27 years, is he tough enough and ruthless enough to be the𓆉 boss?”

Leclerc finished second in the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:F1 standings, and Ferrari ꧅finished second in the constructors' championsꦰhip.