F1 must forget double points
Formula 1 risks alienating fans by answering questions that were never asked. The sport's powerbrokers and rulemakers must act now, says JONATHAN NOBLE
Formula 1 fans have been back in the cinema this week, as the new 1: Life on the Limit documentary hits the silver screen.
Charting the evolution of F1 from a safety perspective may not have the glamorous Hollywood appeal of Rush, nor the charismatic central character of Senna, but it still tugs the heartstrings and reminds you of why we all love grand prix racing so much.
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