The FIA has announced that it has completed an investigation into the Ferrari powertrain but will not release details of its findings.
The FIA issued a series of technical directives towards the end of the 2019 season that seem to coincide with a decrease in the performance of the Ferrari SF90.
This has led people like Max Verstappen to accuse the team of cheating on its power unit, which Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has vehemently denied.
Ferrari’s powertrain was taken by the FIA for further examination during the winter and, as pre-season testing came to an end in Barcelona, a statement was issued to say that the investigation is now complete.
The FIA and Ferrari will not release any details of the investigations, the former only confirming that they have “Entered into an agreement” with the Prancing Horse.
According to the statement: “The FIA announces that after in-depth technical investigations, it has concluded its analysis of the operation of the Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 engine and has reached an agreement with the team. Details of the agreement will remain between the parties. “
The FIA and Scuderia Ferrari have made a number of technical commitments which will improve the monitoring of all Formula 1 engines for the coming seasons and will assist the FIA in its other regulatory tasks in Formula 1 and in research into carbon emissions and sustainable fuels.
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