At a time most articles on F1 websites appear to have more in common with medical journals, it would be easy to forget that prior to the Australian Grand Prix it was 'business as usual' in at least one respect, that of the FIA having a perceived bias in favour of Ferrari. This time it concerned the FIA's investigation into Ferrari's 2019 engine, the governing body seemingly letting the Italian team off the hook after being unable to technically prove that anything was wrong. While this in itself was bad enough, it was the FIA's admission that it had reached an agreement with the Italian team and was not intending to make its findings public that incensed a number of rival teams. In the...
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