A former Ferrari chief has expressed concerns for the future of the most famous marque in Formula 1.
The Scuderia is making another change at the top this winter, after the resignation of team principal Mattia Binotto. While the announcement was framed as the Italian stepping down after four years, it is understood he felt he did not have the full confidence of the company's executive director John Elkann.
And such changes are hardly foreign to Ferrari at this point. Such is the desire for success at Maranello – the team's most recent F1 title came in 2008 – four different men have held the role of team principal since 2014.
