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Commission meets to plot future of Formula 1

Formula 1 will round another corner today (Tuesday) as the powers that be plot the future of the sport with a focus on regulations. Writing for Brazil's Globo, respected correspondent Livio Oricchio reports that the topic of a dramatic change of regulations will be debated during the F1 Commission meeting in Geneva on Tuesday. On the table is a 1,000 horse power engine formula and significantly different cars, with bigger tyres and 1997-style wider chassis, with Oricchio saying the changes could even be introduced as early as 2016. He said the proposals are to address waning TV and spectator audiences, giving fans 'what they most like to see: really fast and powerful cars making a lot of...
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