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Fernley says teams should not make future F1 decisions

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says Formula 1 teams should not be deciding on the future of the sport, declaring the Strategy Group is not "fit for purpose". The Strategy Group met last week in London to discuss the direction Formula 1 will take from 2017, and agreed some changes in principle like the return or refuelling or the idea of bringing customer cars back. While Red Bull and Mercedes bosses said in today's press conference in Monaco had been productive and positive, Fernley joked: "I must have been at another meeting." "I don't think the Strategy Group is fit for purpose," added Fernley. "We have had eight months to two years of...
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