
Leclerc confident Ferrari "won't suffer" in transition after Binotto exit
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Leclerc confident Ferrari "won't suffer" in transition after Binotto exit

Charles Leclerc has dismissed fears Ferrari could "suffer" when the Scuderia adapts to life under a new team principal in 2023.
Mattia Binotto resigned from Ferrari following the conclusion of the season after the team failed to turn early domination into a concerted championship challenge. The 53-year-old's final day will be December 30.
A change at the top for any team often sees the announcement of a new timeframe to achieve various goals.
Asked at the FIA prize-giving gala in Bologna if he is concerned the latest change could put on hold his title-winning aspirations, the Monégasque backed Ferrari to navigate the transition without issue.
“To be honest, I don’t know because, from my experience, I have never had a team principal change when I was racing for the same team," said Leclerc.
“It will probably require a little bit of time for the team principal to get at ease with the system and with Ferrari because it is obviously a huge team.
“But I believe that if it is done in the right way, I don’t think we will suffer on the track.
“I am pretty sure that it will be a smooth transition.”
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