Mattia Binotto's end-of-the-year departure from Ferrari leaves Formula 1's oldest and most successful team seeking a fifth boss in under a decade to lead the fight against rivals benefiting from years of stability. The job of Ferrari team principal ranks alongside coaching the national soccer team as the hottest of hot seats in Italian sport. The expectations and pressure are huge, with patience in short supply and the full glare of the spotlight picking out every mistake. Since Stefano Domenicali – now in charge of Formula 1 – resigned in 2014, Ferrari have gone through principals faster than any top team while track success has remained elusive. Those who have trudged through...
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