At Interlagos there seemed to be a thousand-and-one things going on beneath the radar while the front-of-F1 shop presented a thrilling title showdown.
The teams were trying to agree among themselves what they might present to the FIA as their vision of the future, trying to ease the tension between their determination to remain united, their differing interests and their uncertainty about the FIA's agenda and strategy.
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