Mosley: Changes will save sport

Formula One chief Max Mosley believes the sport was in danger of complete collapse without the introduction of this week’s revolutionary rule changes.

Formula One chief Max Mosley believes the sport was in danger of complete collapse without the introduction of this week’s revolutionary rule changes.

Driver aids, such as traction control and launch control are to be phased out by the 2004 season while spare cars and direct communication between the pit lane and the driver have been scrapped for the coming year.

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