Rebel group demands meeting with Mosley over F1 future

FORMULA ONE’S rebel group of car-makers have demanded a meeting with FIA president Max Mosley to discuss the long-term future of the sport.

The five, Daimler-Chrysler, Renault, Honda, Toyota and BMW, are united in a desire for greater income from Formula One and a bigger say on technical issues.

They have announced a new organisation to represent their interests, the Grand Prix Manufacturers' Association, and revealed plans to discuss Formula One's future with world governing body the FIA.

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