Why drivers should be steering F1's future, not teams
Liberty's plans to revolutionise Formula 1 are going to lead to more of the same. F1 Racing's Peter Windsor says the real solution is to take power away from the teams and focus on the drivers.
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OK. Enough loot has been spent already. Enough people have had their say. We have commissions and sub-commissions and strategy groups and advisory groups and all the usual Formula 1 fracas. It's fun to read about; it's fun to retweet. And it could be, by now, that Liberty Media actually does know exactly what it's bought - or why it bought it.
I doubt it, however.
Only Bernie Ecclestone knows the exact location of every brick in every F1 wall - and the constituents of the cement laid many years ago to glue them all together. And he's not telling anyone.
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