Bernie Ecclestone has insisted that his proposal to award double points for the final race of the 2014 F1 season will go ahead, despite earlier suggesting that the rule could be ditched before the campaign gets underway.The commercial rights holder revealed before Christmas that the controversial plans could be scrapped, with the proposal having been widely condemned by fans and drivers alike.Ecclestone has now insisted however that there is no chance that the regulations will be changed and that double points will indeed be offered for the Abu Dhabi season finale.“It will happen for sure,” he told Autoweek. “I didn't say it will get vetoed. Nobody can veto it. It has been approved...
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