The GPDA Formula 1 fans survey commissioned by the sport's drivers may have come ‘too late' to make an immediate difference. But Alex Wurz, the president of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, insists the data collected by over 200,000 fans from 194 countries is 'worth gold', he told the German broadcaster Sky. So far, however, the results have not been discussed by the influential Strategy Group at its last two meetings, at which the future course of sweeping rule changes for 2016 and particularly 2017 have been discussed. 'I believe they (the survey results) came out too late for them to be discussed,' admitted Claire Williams, who attends the Strategy Group on behalf of the...
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