F1's switch to "democracy" has been at the cost of "entertainment". That is the view of the sport's supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who is not hiding his frustration at being unable to tweak the current rulebook. "Would I like to change something? I would like to change a lot of things!" he told the French broadcaster Canal Plus. Ecclestone, 84, thinks the 'power unit' era is too technically complex, having been designed to give car manufacturers a road-relevant challenge. But the Briton insists: "We are in the entertainment business. We need to entertain the public." Ecclestone is scathing of the current governance structure, where proposed rule changes...
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