Ted Kravitz believes Ferrari have snapped up "a good replacement" for outgoing team principal Mattia Binotto – but also had a piece of advice for the Italian team.
Frederic Vasseur is the man chosen to replace Binotto, who resigned at the end of last month after four years in charge. The Frenchman will officially start in January, having joined from Alfa Romeo-Sauber.
Initial reactions to that move have been mixed. Vasseur's experience and previous working relationship with driver Charles Leclerc makes it a shrewd move in the eyes of some, while other feel it is an underwhelming appointment for F1's most iconic marque.
