The lull between grands prix, allied to Sebastian Vettel's recent domination, has given some cause to exercise themselves in the pursuit of an alternative to the current F1 scoring system.According to Spanish publication Expansion, Bernie Ecclestone believes that the sport runs the risk of resembling the world's leading football leagues, with only a handful of competitors capable of coming out on top at the end of the season, and could be ripe for a shake-up in the way success is rewarded.Although his oft-repeated 'medal system' – based on the Olympic ideal of awarding gold, silver and bronze to the top three, but awarding the overall title on the number of wins rather than points –...
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