When they win the constructors’ championship, which they did this year, they got $80 million more than if McLaren had won it.

“They were the only team that broke ranks with the other manufacturers. Why did they break ranks? That’s where the $80 million comes in.

“We ‘bought’ Ferrari. We ‘bought’ Ferrari’s loyalty.

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It is no secret that FIA top dog Max Mosley is a Ferrari fan. Now, it seems there exists an annual $80 million secret dealing between F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone and Ferrari.

To put things into perspective, Super Augri survived on a shoestring budget of $120 million before going bust. Is F1 biased towards Ferrari? You make your own judgement. For me, Renault’s success with Fernando Alonso in 2005, 2006 and Hamilton’s win with Mclaren this year becomes all the most impressive.