F1 drivers slam governance’s decision making as “obsolete”

Drivers have united to call for change to the governing body of the sport after troublesome decision-making resulted in a frantic opening Grand Prix. Grand Prix aces have slammed F1’s decision-making process as “obsolete”. In the strongest attack in decades the driver’s association, the GPDA, said the way F1 highest powers made decisions created “gridlock”. And it appealed for the urgent creation of a “clear masterplan”.