Manor sporting director Graeme Lowdon has accused the Formula 1 Strategy Group of failing to address the critical issues facing the sport, saying they are 'cherry-picking bits of ideas'. The Group met earlier in May to discuss the 'current challenges that F1 faces' and some of the proposals they came up with included making cars faster by a five to six seconds, reintroduction refuelling, higher revving engines and increased noise, and more aggressive looks. Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley was unimpressed with the discussions saying 'I don't think the Strategy Group is fit for purpose' and Lowden has joined him in his criticism. 'From what I have seen there is no strategy...
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