FIA President Jean Todt maintains he did nothing wrong in his handling of the 2019 Ferrari fuel-flow scandal, yet accepts being criticised is part of his job. Having been alleged to break the 100kg/hour fuel-flow limit on its power unit during the 2019 Formula 1 season, Ferrari was investigated by the FIA before reaching a confidential settlement in March that left rival teams up in arms. As the former general manager of Ferrari, with a son Nicholas who manages current driver Charles Leclerc, Todt was accused of lacking impartiality in the process, particularly after it was reported that he had personally intervened in favour of a settlement. However Todt, who previously defended himself...
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