F1's governance and allocation of prize money are under scrutiny after Force India and Sauber lodged a complaint at the European Union. It is no secret that Formula 1's top teams Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren Red Bull and Williams receive a bigger share of the pie, which is considered 'heritage payments' as they are 'historical' constructors. And it's not just money issues that are a concern as Force India and Sauber are also unhappy that the F1 Strategy Group, which ultimately makes the big decisions, doesn't include the smaller teams. The Times reports 'that a briefing note shows that Force India and Sauber have tired of the heavily skewed payments system that favours five teams over the...
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