Also former Formula 1 driver Timo Glock, nowadays active in the DTM championship, was amazed to learn about the settlement between the FIA and Ferrari. In conversation with the German ran He shares his opinion on the matter that has kept the Formula 1 world constantly busy for more than a week.
“That Ferrari may have cheated was already clear last season. Max Verstappen said it aloud and other teams demanded an investigation. The investigation took a long time and the way in which the FIA announced the result is unfortunate.”
“If the Ferrari engine was actually illegal, I think a fine alone is not enough. If you do not play by the rules and break them intentionally, then you have to be scrapped from the results and disqualified. For me there is no another option “, the German certainly states, before he makes it clear that it cannot remain without consequences even within Ferrari.
“Ferrari must respond. Whoever is in charge must put his hand in his own bosom and leave. He knew exactly what was going on and if that is discovered then you must also bear the consequences,” said Glock.
Was Verstappen right about the illegal Ferrari engine? Race driver Tom Coronel, F1 journalist Ruud Dimmers and host Thomas van Groningen discuss it and all other events during the test weeks in the newest RacingNews365 podcast, which is listening below.
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