The news situation in the formula 1 is turning in a Moment to other topics than the FIA-Ferrari scandal, which would have made it without the Coronavirus likely to be a week long headlines. However, even if the originally seven Teams have asked the FIA clarification and transparency, in the meantime, six have become: The theme isn’t done in a long time.
After Mercedes has given the leadership role in the Initiative, is now at Red Bull. To the Letter of the Teams, there was on the part of the FIA only “a very superficial Statement”, criticised motor sport consultant Helmut Marko in an Interview with the daily newspaper ‘Austria’. For him is: “thus, The story continues.”
Between the lines Marko suggests that the media, sharply criticised the FIA-Ferrari-Deal, in the sense of transparent Compliance with the rules may not be completely clean, it was handled: “What do you expect for the entanglements with the Ferrari?”, he fires in the direction of the FIA.
Background: the President of The international automobile Federation, Jean Todt, was for many years, Ferrari team boss – and his son, Nicolas, is now Manager of the Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc.
by the Way: That Mercedes has pulled round to the cancelled season-opener in Melbourne from the common Front of the seven Ferrari team, finds Marko surprising. He says to ‘Motorsport-Total.com’: “Wolff was the Initiator of this letter. We were massively surprised that suddenly this retreat came.”
in the Meantime, it is known that Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff wanted to do, no backing out. Daimler CEO Ola Källenius had discussed with the President of Ferrari, John Elkann, to let the matter rest and whistle Wolff, what is this accepted only grudgingly, back …
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