Jean Todt with Christian Horner and Helmut Marko FIA president Jean Todt insists he does not have unlimited powers to force change within the crisis-struck world of Formula 1, in the aftermath of the collapse of two backmarker teams in 2014 and three other outfits are furious about the concentration of power and income in the paddock. Efforts to cut costs this year notably failed, and fingers of blame have been pointed in the direction of the sport's ultra low-profile Todt, who many are now contrasting with his dictatorial predecessor Max Mosley. He expressed some sympathy for the plight of Renault and Ferrari, who want more freedom within the rules to catch up with dominant Mercedes. Todt...
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