Lotus, Sauber and Force India say Bernie Ecclestone and F1's owners CVC “understand that they need to take action” to safeguard the future of the sport after a crunch meeting in Abu Dhabi. Ecclestone and CVC chairman Donald Mackenzie called a meeting with the three teams to discuss concerns about the current distribution of revenues in the sport, with the trio calling for change since Caterham and Marussia entered administration. Lotus team principal Gerard Lopez – speaking alongside counterparts Monisha Kaltenborn and Vijay Mallya – said the meeting had seen progress made and an understanding from Ecclestone and Mackenzie that changes must be made. “We had a meeting this morning...
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