Louis Camilleri, the chief executive of Ferrari, insists he has 'every confidence' in Mattia Binotto and is putting an end to the Scuderia's 'revolving-door' in the team boss's office. Ferrari has struggled to hold onto its team bosses in recent years, bidding farwell to Stefano Domenicali at the start of the 2014 season. He was replaced by Marco Mattiacci but only for eight months before Maurizio Arrivabene took over later that year. Although his tenure was longer than his predecessors, he too was given the boot when Ferrari failed to beat Mercedes to the World titles with Binotto taking over in January last year, The Italian's reign, though, isn't proving to be any more successful, in...
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