Jean Todt, the president of the FIA, came forward with some of his own ideas which he thought would make Formula 1 better in 2021. He proposed that drivers shouldn't benefit from the anti-stall aid, but that doesn't get support from either Max Verstappen or Charles Leclerc.  At the start of the Austrian Grand Prix, Verstappen failed to get away cleanly when the lights went out. The Dutchman went on to win that race after his Red Bull car used anti-stall to keep running. Verstappen draws on this occasion in his response to Todt's proposal.  “I think it’s always good to keep the car in action, isn’t it? A man has a bad start but at least he’s still running....
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