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FIA and car manufacturers agree F1 deal

By Alan Baldwin Wednesday, November 15th 2006, 09:50 GMT

Formula One's governing body and leading car manufacturers, who at one time threatened a breakaway series, have struck a deal to end a long battle over how the billion-dollar sport should be run.

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