F1: Safer cars mean more risks - Mosley

Max Mosley believes Formula One drivers are taking more risks because there is less chance of them dying on a race track.

Max Mosley believes Formula One drivers are taking more risks because there is less chance of them dying on a race track.

Mosley, president of the world governing body FIA, said drivers could gamble more because modern cars were so much safer than years ago when they were less likely to survive a major crash.

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