Vasseur, unlike Binotto, has great experience as a box man.
As we can read on the Wikipedia page, he has over 20 years of experience in that field, even in minor leagues, and also has excellent experience in Formula 1.
Binotto, on the other hand, had no track experience, he is "only" a great engineer who, however, does not automatically mean he is also a great boss for the team.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_VasseurIt is a mystery on how Marchionne (rip) chose him, now we have Elkann in the lead and he will change him with a new one.
I think that Vassseur isn't bad choice. But somehow I don't expect that he will stay in Ferrari for long, maybe 2-3 years until things will go wrong.
Meanwhile Williams announced that Jost Capito leaves team:
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/williams-f1-team-principal-jost-capito-steps-down/10410668/In these few years he had done big work with Williams and interesting where he will go.
I still don't understand why Ricciardo would like to come back to Red Bull as the third driver.
He left Red Bull not to become the second driver in the team. He had some serious disagreements with Verstappen as well. Of course there have been many years so they might not have any personal issues between themselves anymore maybe. But still he is returning as a candidate to become the second driver again. This makes me think like he isn't a competitive driver any longer. Because the Ricciardo I know would have liked to join a team in which he can fight for big success.
Going to Mercedes would have been a much more appropriate move for that version of Ricciardo. However here we are seeing him waiting for his turn after Perez leaves.
The problem is that he isn't Mercedes level driver anymore and he isn't invited there. He didn't wanted to race for teams like Haas, but I don't understand how being reserve driver can be better option than being regular driver of F1 team, even if they don't fight for high places.
