Ferrari should reveal the particulars of its confidential settlement with the FIA in order to protect the health of Formula 1, says Red Bull boss Christian Horner. A controversy that dominated F1 headlines before the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, Ferrari's private agreement with the FIA over allegations it breached the 100kg/hour fuel-flow rate with its 2019 engine was once again under scrutiny on Friday. Asked about the settlement in the team principal's press conference, Horner suggested the Scuderia was doing the sport a disservice with its continued refusal to disclose any details. 'Look, it does sit uncomfortably that there is an agreement that has been entered into about the legality...
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