Ferrari have denied all reports that team principal Mattia Binotto is set to be sacked, despite the speculation coming from reliable sources. A number of Italian publications revealed that Ferrari president John Elkann has decided that it's time for Binotto to go, with Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur tipped as the favourite to replace him from as soon as January. Vasseur does, of course, have a very good relationship with Charles Leclerc, having been the 24-year-old's boss whilst he was at the Hinwil-based side. Leclerc, though, has distanced himself from the speculation surrounding Binotto, with the Monegasque believing the rumours shouldn't be given 'too much attention'. READ: Lewis...
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