Pat Symonds says that F1 "should really think about" allowing teams to change how many drivers they are allowed to enter. As it stands, teams are only allowed up to a maximum of two cars racing at a time and one-car entries are only under special circumstances: e.g. an injury to a driver. F1's technical director, Pat Symonds, believes that the possibility of a change to this rule should definitely be considered. "It hasn't been on the agenda," Symonds said when speaking at a Motorsport Industry Association conference last week. "(But) it's a good point and probably at our next meeting, it's something we will debate." Symonds was appointed in his role when...
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