Bernie Ecclestone is pressing on with plans to reform F1's bonus payments, saying the current system leaves the smaller teams with 'no chance.' Earlier this week the F1 supremo spoke about introducing a fairer system in 2021 when a new Concorde Agreement will come into effect. Under the new system he wants to scrap the bonuses paid to the likes of Ferrari, for being the sport's most historical team, and Red Bull, McLaren, Mercedes and Williams, who are also paid bonuses just for being in the sport. Ecclestone says it is unfair on the sport's smaller teams. 'At the moment they have no chance with this money that we give them,' he told reporters at the Red Bull Ring. 'They don't have any...
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