roposals aimed at improving F1's spectacle and sustainability were discussed at a meeting of the sport's leading powerbrokers on Thursday. The F1 Strategy Group, which comprises the top six teams along with the FIA, the sport's governing body, and commercial rights holders FOM, met Biggin Hill in south east London to try to reach agreement on how to make the sport more appealing from 2017 and bring costs down. Ideas mooted ahead of the meeting included designing cars which are more aggressive-looking and harder to drive, introducing wider rear tyres, and making changes to F1's current V6 turbo engine format. Although no official announcement was made on Thursday evening, initial reports...
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