Formula 1 teams are pushing to make grand prix cars more visually spectacular, AUTOSPORT can reveal, with the return of sparks, glowing brake discs and vapour trails all being considered.
Leading F1 outfits have grown concerned that recent design trends have robbed the sport of the drama that previous generations of cars provided.
The teams involved in the Strategy Group now plan talks over the next few weeks to consider a range of proposals that can bring some of that excitement back.
This week's AUTOSPORT magazine contains more details of the F1 Strategy Group's crucial talks and what they could mean for the sport's future
Not going to lie, I do NOT like the idea of a reduction in race lengths. Some races are less than 90mins as it is, and I very much doubt that though the ticket costs would go up, people would be happy seeing less F1 racing for more money. I want races to last as a minumum 90mins. If they end up longer due to rain, safety cars etc, so be it, but for me, every race should be a minimum of 90mins long (in which case you merely work out roughly how many laps will be required to be completed to get to the 90mins mark, though obviously you'd have to do a little guesstimating on laptimes.
Edited by SophieB, 24 April 2014 - 14:54.
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