Current Boss of the Ferrari-Linked Alfa Romeo, Frederic Vasseur, Has Been Widely Tipped as the Favourite to Succeed Binotto at Maranello.

Like Vasseur, Another No-Nonsense Manager Can Be Found in Andreas Seidl.

Another Obvious Option for Ferrari to Consider Would Be Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner.

A Wildcard Move Could See Ferrari Try to Convince Ross Brawn to Remain in F1 and Return to the Place He Enjoyed Some of His Greatest Success.

If Ferrari Were Unable to Find a Suitable Replacement, or Be Unsuccessful in Their Attempts to Entice One from a Rival Team, the Scuderia Could Always Look Closer to Home.

Who Will Succeed Mattia Binotto as Ferrari’s Next F1 Team Boss? | F1

By Chloe Bennett

• Oct 8, 2026 • 5 min read

Who Will Succeed Mattia Binotto as Ferrari’s Next F1 Team Boss? | F1

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

A Statement from Ferrari on Tuesday Confirmed the 53-Year-Old Will Leave the Team on December 31 After a Three-Year Reign. While a Successor Was Not Named, Ferrari Said the Process to Identify a Replacement Is Underway and Is Expected to Be Finalised “In the New Year”.

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