Four Formula 1 team bosses have spoken out against Ferrari's continued right to veto new rules and regulations in the sport. Ferrari has held a veto right over new rules for several decades, as part of a deal to get F1's most storied and arguably important team to commit to a long-term future in the sport. Two weeks ago, Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto said that the veto was good for all teams involved in the sport as it meant the scuderia could act as a 'protector' against potentially damaging changes. But that argument got short shrift from some of his counterparts who attended Thursday's official FIA press conference in Monaco. Binotto: Ferrari veto right offers 'protection' to all F1 teams...
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