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F1 legend exposes shocking truth: FIA ‘screwed’ Ferrari with controversial regulations

Simon Monroy by Simon Monroy
January 19, 2026
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F1 legend exposes shocking truth: FIA ‘screwed’ Ferrari with controversial regulations

FIA’S SHOCKING BETRAYAL OF FERRARI: LEGENDARY BOSS ROSS BRAWN SPEAKS OUT!

In a bold revelation that has sent shockwaves through the Formula 1 community, former Ferrari mastermind Ross Brawn has accused the FIA of deliberately ‘screwing’ the iconic Scuderia team with controversial regulation changes. This explosive claim sheds light on the turbulent history of F1 and the lengths to which governing bodies will go to maintain competitive balance.

Ferrari was an unstoppable force in the early 2000s, dominating the racing scene with unparalleled might. Under the brilliant leadership of Brawn, the Scuderia secured a staggering six consecutive Constructors’ Championships, with the legendary Michael Schumacher winning a jaw-dropping 48 out of 85 races in just the first half of the decade. Rubens Barrichello also contributed to this historic success, clinching an additional nine victories.

Reflecting on this golden era, Brawn singled out the 2004 Ferrari as his all-time favorite, a vehicle that only faltered in three races that season. He candidly described this masterpiece as a culmination of years of hard work and innovation, stating, “The pinnacle of my time at Ferrari was the 2004 car. It all came together.”

However, the tide turned dramatically in 2005 when the FIA introduced new tire regulations that Brawn believes were a direct attack on Ferrari’s dominance. “We got screwed thereafter by the tyre regulations changing,” Brawn lamented, emphasizing that the team’s unprecedented success forced the FIA’s hand. “We had to be stopped somehow. That juggernaut would not have stopped any other way, because we just had everything working so well.”

Brawn’s insights reveal the internal struggles within Formula 1 during this period, as he acknowledged the growing frustration of F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone, FIA President Max Mosley, and race promoters. “It was becoming a shock when we didn’t win, rather than a shock when we did win,” he noted, highlighting the pressure that Ferrari’s success placed on the sport as a whole.

As Brawn’s revelations make headlines, the question remains: Are governing bodies willing to sacrifice the integrity of the sport to level the playing field? With voices like Brawn’s echoing across the paddock, fans are left wondering what the future holds for a sport that has seen its fair share of controversies.

Stay tuned as we continue to unravel the dramatic tales behind the F1 circus and how past decisions continue to shape the racing landscape today!

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