Bojan Vrbnjak
V Formulas 1 at that time almost everything revolves around coronavirus crisis and its possible consequences. That's it in the background let it fall another political topic namely Ferrarigate or a secret agreement between FIA in Ferrari, which is said to be cow bargain in terms of suspected fraud at last year’s power unit Scuderie. The rebel teams were unhappy because she wanted to FIA this secret arrangement obviously sweep under the rug. In this respect, he was at the head of the rebel teams - also as the initiator - Mercedes, who initiated a written request to FIA responses to the seven signed teams.
But in the meantime - more precisely since the racing weekend Australian GPcanceled - Mercedes is no longer in this group. That's supposed to be from Wolff demanded the first man of the Daimler concern Wave Källenius, which was agreed with the president of the FIAT-Chrysler and Ferrari Group John Elkannto be for good Formula 1 it breaks. However, that doesn’t mean it’s for Scuderia that topic is over. He has now taken the lead in this rebel group Red Bull. Team boss Christian horner is in view of Ferrarigate a colleague from with the BBC said: “Given the problems that Formula 1 is in at the moment, this is of secondary importance. We will certainly reopen this topic at a later date."
When this will be, however, is not yet clear. “A secret agreement concerning the technical compliance with the rules of the race car of one of the opponents understandably raises questions. And I'm sure we'll have a conversation with Jean Todt at the right time to understand why this agreement was made and what it consists of or what it's written," so Horner. Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone, so is a colleague from F1-Insider.com said he had to FIA in the worst case, reckon with a lawsuit. “Whether someone cheated or not. The FIA statement sounded like an admission of Ferrari's guilt. Then why even get into it? The other teams have to persevere and, if nothing else, take the matter to court. It’s about the millions of cash prizes they deserve."
