We know that Williams F1 Team has been the most vocal in criticizing Ferrari’s proposition for a 3rd car per team next year, but it appears Frank Williams is not the only one who considers the idea totally unsustainable. A few weeks ago, Williams told the media that, while he is open about his decision when talking to the journalists, there are several teams within the Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) that also don’t agree with Ferrari.
Ferrari’s CEO Luca di Montezemolo wanted to field a 3rd car for 7-time world champion Michael Schumacher. Since Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso already have ongoing contracts with the Scuderia, the only chance for Di Montezemolo to see his dream come true was by convincing the FOTA members to give their unanimous vote for the 3rd car proposition.
Without the consent of each and every member of the teams’ alliance, the proposition would not pass and the grid would continue to have 2 cars for each team.
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