Formula 1 is working hard to speed away from its current predicament, which has alienated fans and is fast turning away those that remain loyal – but is it a classic case of too little too late? Former FIA president Max Mosley told the Telegraph: 'There are no two ways about it, 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, there is too much artificiality in the racing, costs are far too high, and all that is giving us uncompetitive and, at times, boring racing,' he added. Most of the sport's stakeholders agree, so it was no surprise that after a lengthy meeting of the Strategy Group at...
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