Mattia Binotto is confident that he still has Ferarri's 'full trust and support,' despite the resignation of one of his biggest allies. The world of F1 was shocked when the Italian team's CEO, Louis Camilleri, signed with immediate effect for personal reasons in December. The 65-year-old took up the role of in July 2018, replacing Sergio Marchionne days before the Italian’s passed away from illness. Since then, there have been several major changes at Ferrari, most notably the axing of Maurizio Arrivabene who was replaced by Binotto as team principal. Despite Camilleri's departure, Binotto stills feels that he is supported, and has not changed any of his or the team's plans in response....
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