FIA president Jean Todt says that Ferrari should no longer have the power of veto over Formula 1 rule changes. Ferrari was given the right to veto new regulations partly because of its unique position as the only team to have taken part in the world championship since its inception in 1950. But Todt - a former team principal at Maranello - said that such a veto was out of place in today's modern sport. "Times have changed," he told media in London this week. "Personally, I feel now I am not in favour of that. "The veto was at the time of Enzo Ferrari," he explained. "[Ferrari] was the only team supplying engine and chassis against some other teams that were...
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