Jonathan Noble: Online
It's official, the Internet represents the future for Formula One, so says FIA president Max Mosley. Jonathan Noble explains why the web is becoming more important.
Perhaps Gil Scott-Heron was right all along. When it comes to Formula One and the future, the revolution is not going to be televised. It's going to come through the Internet.
And it's not just me speaking here. That view is now coming from the very top of the sport - FIA president Max Mosley is convinced that the Internet is the biggest neglected area in F1.
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