Just one race into the new Formula One season and unhappy drivers are calling the series' decision-making 'obsolete and ill-structured' and calling for a 'restructuring' of its governance. A rushed decision to change the rules of qualifying, and then subsequently scrap those changes after the season-opening Australian Grand Prix last weekend, showed how much F1 is riddled with confusion and uncertainty as it tries to regain popularity. That was further underlined in another volte-face on Thursday when F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone said the unpopular new qualifying format will remain in place - temporarily - at the Bahrain GP next week. This comes after four-time champion Sebastian Vettel -...
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