Formula One drivers launched an extensive survey in 12 languages on Thursday as part of increased efforts to make the sport more exciting by seeking input from alienated fans. The initiative was officially presented at the Monaco Grand Prix by the Grand Prix Drivers Association, a group which includes four-time F1 champion Sebastian Vettel, former champion Jenson Button and retired F1 racer Alex Wurz, the chairman, who said the survey will take two weeks. Questions cover every aspect of F1 - the sport, the rules, and whether fans are more into the glamorous side of F1 -- glitzy races like the Monaco GP -- or prefer technical innovations and the racing itself. Slower races, less noise and a...
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