In a sport famous for its in-fighting and capitalistic self-interest, McLaren's Jonathan Neale is adamant his team will sit in the newly formed Strategy Group as a 'good citizen' of Formula One.Made up of six representatives each from the FIA, Formula One Management and the teams, the Strategy Group will play an important role in deciding the future shape of Formula One. However, many of the smaller teams do not have a seat within the Group, raising questions and blood pressure within an ever suspicious paddock.Force India's deputy-team principal Bob Fernley was among the first to voice concern, notably surrounding the Group's legality, though he conceded that the F1 Commission (which can...
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