What the drivers think Formula 1 should be
We've heard what Bernie Ecclestone thinks about the future of Formula 1. And the teams. And even the fans. But what about the drivers? LAWRENCE BARRETTO asked a selection of them
Amid quit threats from Red Bull, criticism that the show isn't good enough and senior Formula 1 figures squabbling over its future, Felipe Massa decided to put a drivers' view on the current state of the championship into the mix over the Austrian Grand Prix weekend.
After qualifying, Massa headed over to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, CVC chief Donald MacKenzie and his Williams boss Sir Frank Williams in the paddock and filled them in on what he felt - with 12 seasons under his belt - Formula 1 could and should be.
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