Gerhard Berger has stated that he would not have taken the position of Ferrari team boss if it were offered to him. In an interview with Auto, Motor und Sport Berger explains that his time in motorsport has come to an end. Article continues under ad Following Mattia Binotto' s departure as Ferrari team boss last December, it took some time for the Italian racing stable to announce its successor. Although Frederic Vasseur was seen as the biggest contender, other names were also doing the rounds, including Berger's. The Austrian had good credentials for the position: he drove at Ferrari himself in the 1990s, has previously held the position of team boss at Toro Rosso (now AlphaTauri) and has...
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