Sep.18 Ferrari is spending "several million euros" to get a brand new simulator up and running at Maranello in the next few months. That is the news from the team's beleaguered boss Mattia Binotto, who amid the deep Ferrari slump of 2020 is hanging onto his top job in red. "Apparently he has a watertight contract," laughed former F1 driver Timo Glock. "Usually it's relatively clear that he would have to leave after such incidents, so I'm curious to see how much longer he holds up," he told Speed Week. Glock thinks Ferrari needs "a completely new structure" for the future, but for now the team is only planning a brand new car for the new 2022 rules -...
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