Formula One commercial director Sean Bratches thinks Fernando Alonso was correct when he labelled the current F1 product as predictable, but has assured that sport bosses have a plan to make it more exciting by having more teams capable of winning races. Last week, Alonso revealed the reasons for him quitting F1, and the words were particularly scathing. "The action on track is not the one I dreamed of when I joined F1, or when I was in different series, or the action on track that I experienced in other years," the two-time world champion said. "I stopped because the action on track, in my opinion, is very poor. In fact, what we talk about more in F1 is off track. "Now,...
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