🗣️'He committed a long period of his career and life to Ferrari, and I'm sure it must be very difficult for him to leave.' Red Bull chief Christian Horner has his say on Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto's abrupt exit from the F1 squad ⬇️
Binotto offered his resignationFerrari accepted his decision to quit and is currently finalising a replacement, with Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur favourite to take the job.
“He committed a long period of his career and life to Ferrari, and I'm sure it must be very difficult for him to leave that team after all of that time. “I think that it will now be the sixth team principal that I will sit across the table from, since I've been at Red Bull [from 2005] and, obviously, you know, a lot of pressure on that job.”Horner attended Friday night’s FIA gala to collect Red Bull’s first constructors’ championship trophy since 2013.’s victory at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix as a key moment in getting Red Bull’s championship ambitions back on track after a difficult start to the year.
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