Article To news overview © Ferrari Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has said that Toto Wolff's comments regarding the application of sporting penalties for breaches of the financial cap have been misquoted. With team collusion under the spotlight at the moment, particularly in the wake of Zak Brown's open letter calling for the introduction of 'secret ballots' for F1 Commission voting, Wolff said on Saturday that he thought it 'odd' that three teams voted against sporting penalties being handed down for financial regulation breaches. “A large group of teams, seven out of 10 teams, voted in favour of introducing sporting penalties for financial cap infringements,” Wolff told select...
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