Article To news overview © Getty Images/Red Bull Contentpool FIA President Jean Todt believes F1 needs to be less controversial following some major disputes in the sport between teams. This year has seen flexi-wings, Pirelli's tyres and track limits become a widely talked about topic whilst Ferrari reached a private settlement with the FIA over their power units last year and Racing Point (now Aston Martin) were fined and docked 15 points for running brake ducts that did not comply with F1's technical design rules. “More competition means more controversy,” Todt told RacingNews365.com and other select members of the press. “And that’s our world. Probably I would prefer less...
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