Formula 1 is set to impose a clampdown on driver aids from this year's Belgian Grand Prix, following an agreement by the sport's chiefs at the Strategy Group. After a lengthy meeting at Biggin Hill on Tuesday, it has been agreed that a raft of measures to make cars more challenging to drive are being fast tracked, as Motorsport.com revealed earlier this week. Key among these will be a cut back on radio coaching and the imposition of manual race starts, which is set to be brought in from the race at Spa-Francorchamps next month. A statement issued by the FIA said: "Increased restrictions on driver aids and coaching received unanimous support and will be rapidly implemented, starting...
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