Formula 1 is planning to make changes to its system of governance from 2021 in order to make it more difficult to exploit loopholes, says managing director Ross Brawn. Amidst a wave of alterations to F1's sporting, technical and financial regulations being introduced next season, the FIA and F1 are hoping they will be granted the power to change rules mid-season without the consensus of all ten teams, as is currently required. Instead, there will ten votes each assigned to the teams, F1 management and the FIA. Changing a rule for the following season would require 25 votes out of the 30, while enacting it immediately would require 28. 'The governance in the past has been the teams have to...
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