While the writing has been on the wall for the best part of the past month, Mattia Binotto's resignation as Ferrari team boss sent shock waves up and down the Formula 1 world. With Binotto's demise evident from the moment Red Bull's Max Verstappen squeezed the Reds out of the title fight earlier this year; it was clear rapid changes needed to be made, as the greatest team in the sport began to accept mediocrity as ok. The moans from Tifosi got louder, until about a month ago the Italian media, usually notoriously impatient on matters Red, broke the roaring silence as Ferrari threw away the higher ground, in a season where their strategy and pitstops became the laughing stock of the...
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