Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has responded to the criticism received following the announcement of the engine proposal for 2021. The likes of Mercedes and Renault were the first to voice their discontent over the plans for the future of Formula 1, while Ferrari went one step further by threatening to quit the sport altogether should the owners push ahead with the current framework. But Carey has reiterated that a better balance is needed in order to create much better competition on the track. “In the past it was a little bit every man for himself, who could lie, cheat and steal [from] the other guy,' Carey said. 'It made the business 'one plus one is one and a half'. We want to have...
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