Gary Anderson's 12-point plan for F1
Fed up with decision makers having 'no idea' how to solve F1's problems, GARY ANDERSON outlines the main issues he would tackle if he was in power
Formula 1's success or failure is measured by the number of people who bother to turn on their televisions to watch a grand prix (the viewers) and, to a smaller degree, the number who pass through the circuit gates to watch a race (the spectators).
Broadcasting any sport on free-to-air TV, whether live or delayed, will bring in more viewers than any pay channel. Yes, the hardened enthusiast will find ways to watch - but, unfortunately, they do not exist in the numbers or represent the actual demographic that F1 needs.
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