F1 Insider Suggests Ferrari Boss Mattia Binotto’s Career is at Risk After Publicly Problematic 2022 Championship

With drama growing with every race in the F1 world, as per recent reports, there may be news from Ferrari regarding their Team Principal, Mattia Binotto. As per speculations, it may be time for Mattia Binotto to move on from Ferrari.

In the latest edition of ‘Resto del Carlino’, Mattia’s place in Ferrari seems a bit uncertain. And this comes from the fact that Ferrari has been performing low as compared to the Austrian champions, Red Bull as well as the Silver Arrows.

Italian F1 journalist, Leo Turrini, pointed out that there are options if Binotto were to be replaced. He said the first option was Frederic Vasseur, head of Sauber Alfa Romeo. And the other possibility would be Antonello Coletta, who manages Ferrari in the GT sector.

Talking to CalcioMercato.com, Turrini further stated, “For sure Elkann will make Binotto weigh the Mercedes brace in Brazil. There is a lot of chatter and it is inevitable. […] But it would be a mistake. […] Changing to change is not a guarantee of victory. […] But Binotto must remain alone if he has the full confidence of the top management.” [Translated from Google]

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With the way things are turning out for Ferrari, Mattia Binotto has been under tremendous stress in order to cope with the decline.

Martin Brundle and Naomi Schiff debate over Mattia Binotto’s position at Ferrari

World famous F1 pundits on Sky Sports, Martin Brundle, and Naomi Schiff discussed the possibilities for Mattia Binotto. Deciphering the Ferrari journey over the season, the F1 journalist tried to get to the bottom of the matter.

Mattia was always recognized and admired for his calm demeanor in the F1 world. However, Naomi emphasizes on Mattia’s struggles as she said, “He is under an immense amount of pressure.”

“They sacrificed some seasons for this year, they just haven’t been able to turn it around. I wouldn’t say they’ve fully turned it around yet. It looks like they had to turn their engines down in Mexico. Not sure, but it looks like that. They are still dealing with lots of problems.”

On the other hand, Martin Brundle thinks otherwise. He responded to Naomi’s take with disagreement. He said, “Unless they can find someone they are absolutely certain will do a better job, they might as well go with the guy they know and give him the support.”

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What do you think is the best way forward for the mighty Ferrari?