This week's meeting of the F1 Strategy Group and F1 Commission produced nothing of real worth.Whilst it was agreed that the sport has seen the back of Bernie Ecclestone's universally hated double points, and plans to introduce re-starts following Safety Car periods were scrapped, there was no agreement on the more pressing issues facing the sport.Ecclestone had already revealed that his controversial double points idea - initially proposed for the final three races of the season - wouldn't see the light of day again, but Charlie Whiting's idea of re-starting races following Safety Car periods was rejected by teams and drivers, mainly on safety grounds.However, this week's meeting of the F1...
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