©WRI2 Formula 1's new sporting director Ross Brawn isn't ruling out introducing a limited resource provision into the sport's regulations in the future. Ensuring the long term economic viability of F1's smaller teams while also attempting to make them competitive is the complicated conundrum faced by both Brwan and his commercial counter-part Sean Bratches. You are right," Brawn, F1's new sporting chief in the post-Bernie Ecclestone era, told the French magazine Auto Hebdo. "What is required is complex and that's why it's important not to rush." With contracts negotiated by Bernie Ecclestone still in force on all fronts, substantial changes to Formula 1's current structure...
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