FIA president Jean Todt has stated he would 'love' to reveal the particulars of its settlement with Ferrari, but the Scuderia is insisting it remains private. The settlement, which was made after the FIA was unable to definitively prove Ferrari's engine had breached the 100 kg/hour fuel-flow limit in the 2019 season, has been roundly criticised by rival teams for what they perceive as a lack of transparency. And while Todt understands their dissatisfaction, he maintains his hands are tied on the matter. 'If you ask me, I would love to be able to give all the details of the situation, but they [Ferrari] opposed [it],' Todt revealed to Autosport. 'So, I mean, they have been sanctioned but we...
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