Ferrari Formula One boss Mattia Binotto said on Saturday he was relaxed about his future with the team and had discussed recent speculation that he was facing the sack with company chairman John Elkann. Ferrari issued a statement earlier this week dismissing as "totally without foundation" media reports in Italy that Binotto was set to be replaced by Alfa Romeo team boss Fred Vasseur. Editor's Picks Inside the twists, turns and missed opportunities of Ricciardo's F1 career 16mNate Saunders Binotto said Ferrari's decision to respond to the reports was made by him and Elkann together. "Obviously it's not down to me to decide but I'm pretty relaxed," Binotto told reporters...
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