Speaking to reporters in Abu Dhabi at the weekend, Jean Todt, who races towards his third term as FIA President unchallenged, was keen to make clear his opinion on a number of issues facing the sport. In the wake of the first voices of dissent in terms of the proposed engine regulations for 2021, and with the row over prize money and bonuses not even begun yet, the Frenchman was asked about Ferrari's threat to leave the sport. Much like Ross Brawn, the poacher turner gamekeeper, Todt has walked the other side of the street, having run the F1 operation at Maranello and then served as Ferrari CEO before severing ties with the company in March 2009 before announcing his decision to run for...
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