Watch: Why would Ferrari be happy for others to protest their F1 engine

19:01, 28 Oct 2019

byTom Mason

Ferrari's engine has been widely talked about after it found form following the summer break. Ferrari, however, are relaxed about the situation and believe they have done nothing wrong.

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