What we'd change about F1
As F1 stuns with its move to double-points finales, the AUTOSPORT team pondered what radical changes we would make if granted 'Bernie powers' for a day
Formula 1 has been more willing to embrace change in the 21st century than ever before, with a series of format tweaks in recent years designed primarily to spice up the show or improve the sport's image.
Double-points finales now follow hot on the heels of DRS and tyres designed to degrade. And they arrive amid the switch to 'green' engines and a fan backlash against what some saw as a tedious end to the 2013 season.
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