Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says the Scuderia will consider using their veto powers to prevent Mercedes team principal counterpart Toto Wolff taking over Formula 1. Wolff has been linked with taking Chase Carey's job atop F1 when his Mercedes deal expires at the end of next year. Article continues under video Complicating the matter would be a mandated period of gardening leave that Wolff would have to take having swapped an F1 team for a role with the sport's decision-makers. However, Camilleri says Ferrari would be opposed to the move altogether if the Austrian were strongly considered for F1's top job. "Anybody who has been an active and important player in a certain team within...
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