Fernando Alonso has played it safe, refusing to pass judgement on Ferrari's decision to sign a non-racing man as team boss. Earlier this week, Stefano Domenicali stepped down from his post, calling it time on a trying few years in charge of the Formula 1 team. Almost immediately Ferrari announced that his position would go to Marco Mattiacci, who was CEO of Ferrari's North American division. The decision has come as a surprise to many as Mattiacci has no racing experience. Alonso, though, has defended his new team boss. "I think we need to give him time and try to see how he settles down," said Alonso. "It's too early to say if, y'know, it will be a very good thing or very...
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