No more secrets in Formula 1
In the information age, there is simply no room for secrets, let alone in Formula 1, as Dieter Rencken explains
Predictably, this column's unprecedented publication of some of the more secret aspects of Formula 1's finances caused an uproar. Equally predictably, the loudest squeals at last weekend's Chinese Grand Prix came from those with most to hide.
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