Nicolas Todt, the manager of Charles Leclerc and son of FIA Boss Jean Todt, has downplayed any suggestions he has used his name to bolster Leclerc's status above ‘number one' Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari. Some have made the connection between Todt's father – FIA president and former Ferrari boss Jean Todt – and the apparent change in hierarchy at the Italian team. 'I'm not trying to cause problems,' Todt, who also manages Daniil Kvyat, told Germany's Motorsport-Magazin.com. 'Of course, if there's anything to discuss, I'm always there to help my driver. But I just want to make sure my driver is in the best possible position, that's all.' The Frenchman therefore plays down...
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