Mattia Binotto is one of the best technical directors Ferrari has ever had in the last times. So much so that they have managed to turn around the situation of the hybrid V6 Turbo era dominated by Mercedes, with very good cars in recent years. Since 2015 they have been getting stronger to the point of having the best car last year in 2018. A car that we remember could have perfectly won the World Cup if it hadn't been for Vettel's mistakes.
an unexpected move put Binotto as team boss in place of Arrivabene. But Binotto was still working partly as technical director combined with his new position. This is, to my way of thinking, a very serious mistake. If something works, you should not change it. Only what does not work is what you should modify to make it work better. If Mattia fulfills his part with the performance he should have been left as a full-time manager and not distracted by other positions. And having looked for another person as boss...
Well, if it was already a mistake to have him part-time, now Mattia Binotto has resigned as Ferrari technical director, so in Maranello they run out of their contributions. Now he will focus on being the crew chief, but is that really the right thing to do? The Swiss is not contributing things as boss that have not already been contributed, but in his previous position he took Ferrari to another technical level that no one expected. Even many believed that they were bluffing in past preseasons, but no, when the moment of truth arrived, Ferrari was there...
Now, the vacancy left by Binotto could be filled by three men. Some rumors indicate that they could be Enrico Cardile, David Sanchez, and Corrado Lotti, but there are no official data. It is not known who they will be, the team will announce it at the German GP next week. The overload of work has forced him to make this decision, but it is not great news for the tifosi.
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