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F1 changes could be fast-tracked for 2016

Formula 1 chiefs are to discuss fast-tracking a host of changes for 2016 – including new tyre rules and a clampdown on 'driver aids' - during Wednesday's Strategy Group meeting at Biggin Hill. While the majority of the discussion will be based around a sweeping overhaul of cars originally intended for 2017 – to make them faster and more challenging to drive - efforts are now being made to see what can be done for next year. Motorsport.com has learned that the key parties in the Strategy Group – Bernie Ecclestone, Jean Todt and some team members – believe that a number of changes that do not involve revising cars should be pushed for introduction in 2016. This includes a ban on...
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