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Mosley: greener F1 to help reduce costs

By Jonathan Noble Thursday, May 31st 2007, 13:50 GMT

FIA president Max Mosley believes that new environmentally-friendly Formula One regulations planned for 2011 will also bring benefits in terms of costs and improving the spectacle of the sport.

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