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FIA asked to look into chicane problem

By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, September 24th 2008, 10:24 GMT

The FIA has been asked by Formula One drivers to find a better solution to the problems caused by chicane cutting in the wake of the Lewis Hamilton Spa controversy

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