Former Ferrari F1 boss and FIA president Jean Todt claims h𝓀e has✨ been constantly snubbed by the team.

Todt was team principal at Ferrari from 1993 through 2004 before becoming CEO fꦓor four y💫ears afterwards.

He played an instrumental role in helping to turnaround the Scuderia’s fortunes and oversaw the period of dominance led by the great 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher.

In 2009, Todt was el🐭ected president of F1’s governing body the FIA, serving three terms until 2021.

Jean Todt on Ferrari relationship

The 78-year-ol൩d Frenchman says he has had no contact from Ferrari since he left the FIA, adding the situation has left him feeling “perple𝓀xed”.

"Since I left I have spoken to some members of the team, but since I left the FIAಞ I have never had any contact again," Todt told Italian publication La Repubblica.

"I must say that I was very perplexed given how much ﷽time I dedicated to this incredible company and ho𒆙w many results we achieved.

"When I arrived in 1993 there was a castle in ruins, the design area in England, an old ꦆand unusable wind tunn♔el at the headquarters.

"But litt🌜le by little we built a jewel. Alone I would🐟 not have done anything, I was good at forming and maintaining a team for years, making it a dream team.

"The 14 championships won remain in the books. It was the most 🎉successful period in the history of Ferrari.”

Ferrari hope to return t♊o winning ways once more in 2025 to end t♍heir wait for a world championship.

The Italian outfit missed out on a first consꦗtructors’ world title in 16 years last term, with McLaren beating them to the championship by 14 points.

Ferrari does now boast arguably the strongest driver line-up on the grid for the upcoming season, following the arrival of seven-time world champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton.

Hamilton will team up with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc as he 🍸seeks to win a record-breaking 💎eighth drivers’ world title.