Formula One managing director Ross Brawn believes that the exciting action during the United States Grand Prix serves as a huge case to restrict the amount of data available to teams in the sport. Due to weather cutting track time during practice, teams were left unsure when it came to tyre life and optimal race strategy. With just one hour clean running in the dry prior to the race, teams were forced to think on their feet during the race in deciding what strategy would be best. For the first time in a while, we had most teams split on what race strategy would work best, with Lewis Hamilton trying a two-stop strategy having lost out at turn one to Kimi Raikkonen on ultrasoft tyres. Brawn...
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