Teams accept F1 change

Team owners have today given the green light to plans for a cheaper and more exciting Formula One.

Tue, 04 May, 2004 - 18:02

Team owners have today given the green light to plans for a cheaper and more exciting Formula One.

Owners met FIA president Max Mosley in Monaco today to discuss the Englishman’s radical plans for the sport, which include banning high-tech driver aids.

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