Jenson Button says the FIA has allowed drivers more input into the direction of Formula 1 since the Grand Prix Drivers' Association wrote an open letter declaring the sport 'obsolete and ill-structured' earlier this year. Back in March, the GPDA – represented by Button, Sebastian Vettel and President Alex Wurz – released a statement airing its dissatisfaction with the direction of the sport and called on stakeholders to revise its decision-making processes to prevent 'gridlock'. Though this reform is yet to take place in an official capacity, Button feels there has been a shift towards allowing drivers a more 'reasonable say' when it comes to making decisions. “We feel that we do...
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