From the Pulpit
As we enter the European season, F1 politics remains as complex as ever. But sometimes things work out just as we'd all expected - well, just as Bernie and Max had expected anyway - even when an apparently contradictory series of events looks like turning everything upside-down. F1 Racing editor in chief Matt Bishop explains
FIA president Max Mosley says Formula One will be a single-tyre formula by 2008 - and Max Mosley usually gets what Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone want, so it will surely happen that way.
Indeed, Michelin has already announced that 2006 will be its last season in F1 (for now, at least), so that means that F1 will be a Bridgestone monopoly by 2007, right? Obvious, straightforward and simple, correct?
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