Formula 1 bosses and the FIA have presented their latest vision for the future of the sport to all 10 teams ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. The initial blueprint, revealed last November, was met with criticism by some of the major players in Formula 1 and prompted Ferrari to issue a threat to quit the sport. But the two major governing bodies have gone back to the drawing board and came to Bahrain with a new set of key objectives that would come into effect once the current Concorde Agreement ends at the end of the 2020 season. They presented their new, simplified outlook in a short meeting on Friday morning, before the start of FP1, and team bosses were handed the proposed...
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