Ferrari F1 team principal Fred Vasseur is due to meet with former FIA president Jean Todt as he seeks all advice necessary to help him run the Scuderia.
Todt oversaw the most successful period in Ferrari's history during his time in charge as the team won six consecutive constructors' titles from 1999-2004 and five drivers' championships courtesy of Michael Schumacher before later taking over at the FIA.
Vasseur is the fifth team principal in 16 years since Todt's departure from the role at the end of 2007, and despite his own vast array of motorsport knowledge, he views fellow Frenchman Todt's input as crucial despite the two men in charge of different F1 eras.
Assessing whether he felt there were any similarities between himself and Todt, the genial 54-year-old initially joked: "After nationality, you have the size perhaps!"
Vasseur then added: "You can't compare to what happened 20 years ago, or a bit more, and today.