The titles might be a distant memory, the dominance a fading dream, but if there is one constant in Ferrari's long history in Formula One, it is the Italian marque's endless threats to quit should things not go its way. At a time the sport is, according to Ross Brawn, facing 'collapse', and the future of a number of teams in serious doubt, Ferrari is once again throwing its toys out of the prime, this time over the pending budget cap. Though the Maranello-based outfit is fully aware that the sport as it is is not sustainable and spending has to be curbed - and that was before the coronavirus pandemic - it insists that a 'one size fits all' budget cap is neither fair nor workable. Like Red...
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