Though the odd expletive has to be bleeped out, when three-time world champion, airline owner and Mercedes F1 team non-executive chairman, Niki Lauda, talks, one listens. Days after Liberty Media unveiled more of its vision for the sport's future, and as the teams await news on the sport's new owner's plans to redistribute the prize money, the Austrian has admitted his concern. 'I'm worried,' he tells Gazzetta dello Sport. 'It is right that the American owners needed time to understand what F1 is, but that is about to expire. And what they think about the future is worrying me. 'The FIA, Chase Carey and Ross Brawn repeat that we need to level the performance, but the DNA of F1 is the...
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