Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says he wasn't surprised by the recent announcement of Mattia Binotto's departure from Ferrari, having already sat opposite five other Scuderia chiefs since 2005. Binotto handed his resignation to Ferrari chairman John Elkann after guiding the Italian outfit to a runner up spot in both of F1's championships. But that achievement wasn't enough to outweigh the many costly missteps and mistakes executed by Ferrari this season and that ruined the team's chances of fighting Red Bull down to the wire. Read also: Häkkinen doubts Leclerc pushed for Binotto exit at Ferrari "Not really. It's obviously Ferrari's choice," Horner replied when asked by Sky...
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