While FIA president Jean Todt has already broken the hearts of those fans - and some drivers - hankering for a return to V8s, V10s and even V12s, insisting that the sport will not be going backwards, Ross Brawn, the sport's technical boss, is unlikely to make many friends with his prediction that F1 will be all-electric, possibly within the next decade. As the sport finds a way to improve the spectacle, and particularly the sound, of the current V6 hybrid formula, Brawn claims that the sport must follow the direction the motor industry appears to be taking. 'I think we have to respect what Formula E is doing and what it's achieving,' he tells F1's Fan Voice. 'But if you look at the...
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