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Ferrari set to announce Mattia Binotto replacement as 'decision has been made'

Mattia Binotto's resignation as team principal was announced last week after four years in charge of Ferrari's F1 efforts, and his replacement is expected to be revealed fairly soon

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner cracks Ferrari joke as he picks out biggest threats to Red Bull in 2023

Red Bull team principal sees both Mercedes and Ferrari as "formidable" rivals for the 2023 season – but still couldn't resists a little joke at the Italians' expense

Daily Mirror

Ferrari get major boost to 2023 chances as Guenther Steiner shares Mattia Binotto comment

Outgoing Ferrari team boss Binotto has positive things to say about the team's 2023 power units, according to Steiner whose Haas team uses engines supplied by the Italians

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Jamie Chadwick looking to 'evolve' Williams F1 relationship after confirming 2023 plans

EXCLUSIVE: Triple W Series champion Jamie Chadwick spoke to Mirror Sport on the red carpet at the Autosport Awards, after the Brit's 2023 career plans were confirmed

Daily Mirror

Ferrari’s 2023 F1 engine is ‘the bomb’, says Steiner

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner has hinted that engine partner Ferrari has made major progress with its 2023 Formula 1 power unit, which he has cheekily praised as ‘the bomb.’

Motorsport

F1 legend casts doubt on Charles Leclerc rumour after Mattia Binotto departure

Daily Mirror

Ferrari finishing second "not enough" as F1 chief addresses Mattia Binotto exit

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto resigned from his position this month after a season where the Scuderia failed to land a first world drivers' title since 2007

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Charles Leclerc reflects on "intense years" as he reacts to Mattia Binotto's Ferrari exit

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto resigned from his role following the 2022 F1 season, after a stuttering campaign that was signified by poor team strategies

Daily Mirror

Ferrari cannot ignore triggers of mid-season F1 slump

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari cannot ignore the consequences of its mid-season slump if it wants to improve in Formula 1 next year.

Autosport

Ferrari could change their view on copying Red Bull car design after Mattia Binotto exit

After three years in charge Mattia Binotto resigned from his post as Ferrari team principal, which could well change the Prancing Horse's car plans for the 2023 season.

Daily Mirror

The added complication Ferrari faces in its hunt for Binotto's F1 successor

As the dust begins to settle from Mattia Binotto’s exit as Ferrari’s Formula 1 chief following confirmation of his resignation, officials in Maranello now face a two-sided problem.

Motorsport

The added complication Ferrari faces in its hunt for Binotto’s F1 successor

As the dust begins to settle from Mattia Binotto’s exit as Ferrari’s Formula 1 chief following confirmation of his resignation, officials in Maranello now face a two-sided problem.

Autosport

Mattia Binotto Resigns As Ferrari’s F1 Team Principal

Rumors started circling before the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Sports Illustrated

Why Binotto's exit leaves Ferrari with an impossible target for F1 2023

Mattia Binotto's resignation from his post as Formula 1 team principal may appease the many who called for him to go, but its consequences could prove dire for the team.

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Mattia Binotto exit shows Ferrari have failed to learn lessons from their past mistakes

After the news was announced that Binotto had resigned as Ferrari team principal, F1 reporter Daniel Moxon questions whether the the brand's top brass should have given the Italian more support

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Ferrari Team Principal Binotto Leaving after Troubled Season

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto is leaving the team at the end of next month after four years in which they often struggled to keep up with Formula One's leaders. Binotto has been with Ferrari for 28 years and took over the team principal role in 2019. The team was…

Evening Standard

F1: Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto quits after troubled 2022 season

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will leave the F1 team at the end of the year.

Daily Mirror

Mattia Binotto resigns as Ferrari team chief with likely replacement named

Binotto has stepped down as team principal of Ferrari after a spell lasting just under four years, following a year in which the Italian team's title challenge faltered badly

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How Ferrari quietly sorted its core F1 engine reliability problem

Ferrari’s fluctuating form in the final races of the Formula 1 season – especially from struggles in Mexico to fighting Red Bull in Abu Dhabi – highlighted how critical engine performance was.

Autosport

Binotto exit rumours ramp up amid Ferrari F1 resignation report

Speculation over the future of Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto ramped up on Friday when reports out of Italy suggested his departure from the squad could be imminent.

Motorsport

Binotto exit rumours ramp up amid resignation report

Speculation over the future of Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto ramped up on Friday when reports out of Italy suggested his departure from the squad could be imminent.

Daily Mirror

Mooted replacement for under-fire Ferrari chief fails to dismiss speculation

Rumours in the Italian press continue to persist that Binotto could be replaced as Ferrari team principal this winter, and they could poach a rival team principal to take his place

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc refuses to rule out Mercedes move which could affect Lewis Hamilton

Leclerc is tied down to Ferrari until 2024, but not all has been well behind the scenes at the great Italian team amid rumours of a rift between the driver and team boss Mattia Binotto

Motorsport

Ferrari outlines where it lost F1 development war against Red Bull

Ferrari thinks it lost the Formula 1 development war against Red Bull this year because it faced a more complicated task in improving its car.

Daily Mirror

Mattia Binotto hails Ferrari strategy success after out-foxing Red Bull in Abu Dhabi

Ferrari have been in the spotlight for a litany of strategy errors throughout the 2022 season, so it's understandable why team boss Binotto would want to make a song and dance about their Abu Dhabi success

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