Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has called for an urgent meeting to discuss Formula 1's future, amid concerns it isn't doing enough to attract a younger audience nor retain sponsor interest. The Italian believes F1's current focus, which has centered largely around efficiency and saving money, isn't what fans or sponsors want to see. He has written to F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone and the sport's owner, CVC's Donald McKenzie, asking for them to bring together all concerned parties for a meeting in September. It's expected to include all 11 teams, the FIA, media, television companies, race promoters and even companies not directly associated with the sport, but ones di Montezemolo...
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