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Binotto stands down as Ferrari F1 chief

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Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto has quit the role after four seasons in charge, with a replacement set to be finalised in the new year.

Ferrari announced on Tuesday that Binotto had tendered his resignation as its F1 chief, and will depart from his role on 31 December. Alfa Romeo F1 chief Frederic Vasseur is the favourite to take over at Maranello.

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