FIA President Jean Todt has been unfazed by the criticism that the radio ban has been receiving since the conclusion of the European Grand Prix on Sunday. Leading the criticism was Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, who claimed he was in a dangerous situation on the Baku City Circuit when his team obliged to the newly implemented radio regulations and refused to tell him which engine mode he should be in. The Brit added that he kept on taking his eyes off the track trying to change the mode on his steering wheel. Agreeing with Hamilton's criticism included Ferrari duo Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel, McLaren driver Fernando Alonso and team boss Toto Wolff. However, despite popular figures...
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