According to a report by formu1a.uno, the increased financial package from Ferrari will mean Binotto🧸’s gardening leave will be 12 months, rather than six.

This is significant because 🌠if it was just six, the Italian would be fre🅷e to join any team on the grid from July, instead, he will have to wait until 2024.

• After Ferrari F1 exit, where could Mattia Binotto♒ end up next?

Binotto announced that he would be leaving Ferrari at the end of November, bringing to an end his four-year stint as te🍌am boss.

The news came as no surprise with rumours surrounding his future surfacing in the final races of the season aಞs Ferrari’s season continued to falter.

Binotto’s wealth of experience in Ferrari’s engine department could appeal to both Red Bull and Audi, while the departure of Ross Braw🤡n could mean F1 needs an experienced pair of hands to front their management team.

• Matt🍬ia Binotto's departure 'weakens' Ferrari for🐭 F1 2023

While Ferrari endured an underwhelming 2022 campaign, their car was the class of the field for much of the season, with Bino💮tto directly responsible in leading the creation of it.

The Italian will be a great asset to any F1 team, not♐ necessarily as a team🍌 principal, however, we will have to wait until the end of 2023 to know where he will be next.