Mattia Binotto finds himself not preparing for a F1 season for the first time since 1994.
Mattia Binotto will have to wait to begin life after Ferrari with a report that he has a year’s gardening leave to complete.late last year with former Sauber boss Fred Vasseur stepping in to replace him.
Given his longevity in the sport and his time spent at a top team such as Ferrari, Binotto would no doubt be a strong asset for teams up and down the grid but as of yet, there have been no rumours as to where the 53-year-old may end up.According to the Italian site, Binotto has begun a period of 12 months gardening leave which was part of his Ferrari contract.
There are plenty of options for him to choose from with moves to other teams as well as the sport itself making sense.
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