Formula 1 fans have been told not to expect a dramatic improvement to the spectacle when a driving aid ban comes in to force at the Belgian Grand Prix. The F1 Strategy Group last week approved plans for drivers to be forced to conduct manual starts, as well as face a clampdown on radio information, as part of a push to make grand prix racing more excitement. The FIA has since confirmed details of the restrictions, which will be enforced from the Belgian Grand Prix onwards.  But not everyone believes that the changes will deliver as big a shake-up as some are hoping for. No startline shuffle Although the spectacular start to the British Grand Prix helped set-up the intriguing situation of...
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