Todt’s Formula One revolution

Ferrari boss Jean Todt has called for a Formula One “revolution” if the sport’s astronomical costs are to be cut.

The sport spends billions each season to put 20 cars on the grid for 18 races, prompting many in the paddock to demand change.

Max Mosley, president the FIA, the world governing body, believes at least 50% of costs could be slashed with simple measures, but he is struggling find agreement among teams.