Formula One commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone said he expects to get agreement to change the sport's 'unacceptable' engine rules, despite leading team Mercedes opposing any alteration. Ferrari and Red Bull have led the charge against the sport's new fuel limits that restrict usage to 100 kilograms per car per race, with the flow never exceeding more than 100 kilograms per hour. The muted sound of the new 1.6 litre V6 turbo hybrid engines has also attracted criticism. 'They can do something about the noise, and they need another 10 kilos of fuel or something,' Ecclestone said Sunday ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. 'Everybody will agree to that.' Any agreement from Mercedes will be...
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