What did you think of the GPDA letter about F1 governance?
David Hales, via email
I think it's long overdue. Unfortunately, nobody that has any say in where F1 is going will take any notice of it.
Actually, it's probably done some harm in that it will have driven a wedge between the drivers and the decision-makers.
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