Whilst the current FIA president, Jean Todt, believes that much of the current criticism of F1 is misplaced and exaggerated, the raft of changes announced by the sport's governing body today, some to be implemented in the coming weeks, belies his confidence in the direction in which the sport is currently heading. Meanwhile, at almost the same time the changes were being revealed, former FIA president Max Mosley, he who recommended Todt as his successor, took to the Daily Telegraph to voice his fears. 'There are no two ways about it,' he writes, 'if Formula One continues on its current path, it is headed for a major crisis. 'The futures of six out of 10 teams on the grid are uncertain,...
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