F1 is working hard to speed away from its current predicament. Former FIA president Max Mosley told the Telegraph: 'If Formula one continues on its current path, it is headed for a major crisis.' Most of the sport's stakeholders agree, so it was no surprise that after a lengthy meeting of the Strategy Group at Biggin Hill, further measures have now been announced. And so pressing is the apparent need for change that F1 will no longer wait until 2017 — or even 2016. In a statement, the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone's organisation announced that 'driver aids and coaching' will be banned as soon as the Belgian grand prix in August. Draconian engine change penalties, slammed as 'ridiculous'...
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