F1 drivers united in bid to be heard

MARK WEBBER claims Formula One drivers are united in a bid to have their voices heard by the sport’s rulers as details of a row with FIA president Max Mosley were finally made public.

Mosley, the head of motorsport's world governing body, today cancelled a planned meeting with the Grand Prix Drivers' Association to discuss safety measures.

In a letter to David Coulthard, which was copied to the other Formula One drivers, Mosley objected to comments from the Scotsman criticising recent rule changes and scrapped the meeting, which was scheduled for Friday at Silverstone.