FIA president Jean Todt believes the time has come for Scuderia Ferrari to lose their right to veto any potential rule change within Formula 1, which they have had since the 1980’s and the days of founder Enzo Ferrari. Todt believes times have changed and it is not realistic for the Italian outfit to retain their power of veto, which they last used back in 2015 when it blocked the FIA’s plans to introduce a maximum price for engines and gearboxes. 'The veto was at the time of Enzo Ferrari, and he was isolated in Maranello,' said Todt to the media in London. 'That was the only team supplying engine and chassis against some other teams that were all powered by Ford. 'So at this time, it...
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