Stoddart fears for drivers

Minardi boss Paul Stoddart fears potential third drivers could be priced out of the market because of the need to obtain a super licence before being allowed on the track.

Minardi boss Paul Stoddart fears potential third drivers could be priced out of the market because of the need to obtain a super licence before being allowed on the track.

Stoddart was unable to use Belgium’s Bas Leinders for testing at last weekend’s Australian Grand Prix because his new signing was refused the mandatory licence to drive.

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