FIA President Jean Todt is pondering whether Ferrari should lose its all-important power to veto F1 rule changes. As the sport's oldest and most successful team in Grand Prix racing, Ferrari enjoys a privileged status but also enormous power in Formula 1. Beyond the perks and financial rewards, the iconic Italian manufacturer also has the ability to veto rules, although under certain conditions. As a former boss of the Scuderia, Todt knows all too well the power of the veto as enjoyed by Ferrari, which perhaps only adds to his will to rein it in. 'Ferrari's quit threat is no joke', says Pirelli's Isola "It is decades that Ferrari has what is called this veto right," Todt told the...
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