F1, Binotto case: Horner sneers at Ferrari
“Surprised by Binotto’s farewell? Not really, it’s the sixth one they’ve changed….”
“Surprised by Binotto’s farewell? Not really, it’s the sixth one they’ve changed….”
“At first he was on the list of candidate drivers, but then I think in the end we made the best decision for the team.”
“I expect a three-way battle between Max, Charles Leclerc and George Russell.”
The current Formula 1 CEO, formerly Ferrari team principal, talks about his successor fresh from his farewell.
The Spanish driver analyzes the key moments of his season, marked by success at Silverstone.
The 1978 world champion analyzes the internal hierarchies at Maranello, including with a view to the upcoming season.
The former French driver passed away at the age of 73.
According to some rumors also in the running for the role of team principal Gerhard Berger
Haas team principal Steiner: “A bomb, Binotto told me.”
The four-time world champion is fresh out of retirement.
“They say we’re doing a lot of things, for sustainability and all that, but we have to make sure we’re moving forward and doing our best.”
The Spanish driver reviewed his second season with the Maranello stable.
Monegasque driver: “We were back ahead of Red Bull in Spain, then…”
“With me, the attitude is a little different,” admitted the seven-time world champion.
The McLaren boss is in favor of penalizing those who cause a red flag on the last lap of Q3.
The country’s Covid-related complications forced organizers to raise the white flag again.
The Monegasque driver admitted, “We need to improve our performance on race Sundays.”
The Formula One Group CEO said, “I found myself in the same position.”
At the end of the season, the team finished fourth in the constructors’ standings.
“I think there will be more tense moments,” said the British champion.
Former F1 driver: “Binotto’s farewell is very sad.”
The team principal spoke about the Dutchman’s second title: “The more pressure there was, the better he gave his best.”
The Spanish driver commented on the resignation of the former team principal.
The managing director of Formula One Group spoke in the aftermath of Binotto’s resignation, which was accepted by the Cavallino management.
The Monegasque driver reacted to the resignation of the now former team principal of the Rossa with a post on Instagram.
The 1996 world champion spoke about the recent divorce between his former rival Michael’s son and Haas.
“He is one of the best drivers in history,” stressed the Dutch champion.
According to rumors, the now former Maranello team principal will remain in Formula 1.