Jenson Button has admitted that the fan survey issued by the Grand Prix Drivers' Association may not be powerful to effect change in the way F1 goes about its business. The drivers' group has decided to conduct its own research into what race fans think of the current state of the sport, and should be announcing the initiative on the first day of practice at the Monaco Grand Prix. Button is expected to join fellow directors Alex Wurz and Sebastian Vettel to herald what the GPDA believes will be 'the most extensive, in-depth survey of fan opinion ever undertaken by any sport in the world', hoping that the results will have enough impact to shape the way that F1 is run in future,...
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