Though they've parted company, Ferrari is in no rush to see former team boss Mattia Binotto enter the job market. Whether he should have been promoted to the role of team principal in the first place is beside the point, the fact is that after failing - as was always likely - in allowing Binotto to leave, Ferrari has lost a top rate, highly respected engineer and there are plenty of teams along the pitlane who would dearly love to have his expertise on board. Consequently, it is understood that Binotto, who was with Ferrari for almost thirty years, has been placed on gardening leave until the end of December (2023). After tending his resignation in November, Binotto was placed on gardening...
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