Formula One has performed a U-turn and put mid-race refuelling, banned in 2010 and voted against by teams only last year, back on the discussion agenda among other proposed changes for 2017. International Automobile Federation (FIA) president Jean Todt told Reuters on Friday that refuelling, dropped for reasons of cost and safety, would be discussed at a meeting of the sport's core Strategy Group in Geneva on Monday. "We (will) re-address (the subject of) is it right not to have refuelling?," he said. Formula One is currently discussing ways to make cars faster, louder and more aggressive-looking in what has been billed as a rules revolution for 2017 to improve the show and make...
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