Charles Leclerc says Ferrari’s rivals who hit out against its private settlement with the FIA over its engine must trust Formula 1’s governing body over the confidentiality taken out on the agreement. The F1 paddock was rocked when the FIA released a statement at the end of pre-season testing confirming its investigation over Ferrari’s 2019 power unit and potential legality had been concluded through a private agreement with the Italian manufacturer. All seven of the non-Ferrari powered teams sent out a joint statement ordering for full disclosure and transparency over the matter, with Red Bull key advisor Dr Helmut Marko claiming further action could follow over lost F1 prize money....
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