Chase Carey feels that F1's former bosses became too critical of the series and its problems, rather than working on ways to sort out the issues. Carey replaced Bernie Ecclestone as F1's CEO and chairman following Liberty Media's purchase of the competition in January 2017. The takeover saw a change in mentality and sparked a change in approach compared to under Ecclestone's reign, with expansion and growth being favoured over profits, as well as making competing for more sustainable for teams. Carey has overseen talks with the teams over the future of F1 beyond 2020, and with the 2021 sporting and technical regulations being confirmed in October last year, the American's only concern is...
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