McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called for changes to stewarding and the penalty points system in Formula 1, and the American admitted that the team were 'worried' about Lando Norris last year as he neared a race ban. He said he reckons that employing full-time stewards would be a significant step towards consistency in the sport. Race director Michael Masi was often the centre of controversy last season in what was a frenetic year of dramatic racing, and race control were often accused of making inconsistent decisions. Sir Lewis Hamilton missed out on his eighth world championship after the Australian reneged on his late Safety Car restart ruling, allowing only five lapped cars through ahead of...
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