Formula 1 sporting manager Ross Brawn says that Ferrari has acknowledged the need for a more equitable distribution of prize money among the sport's teams. As a remnant of the bygone days when Bernie Ecclestone was in charge of F1 and Enzo Ferrari reigned in Maranello, the Scuderia still enjoys a financial advantage over its rivals linked to its heritage in Grand Prix racing. Under the current Concorde Agreement that governs the teams' commercial relationship with F1, Ferrari is intitled to $70 million just for taking part, and in addition to the revenue it derives from its results and standing in the Constructors' championship. 'Mission Winnow' ditched for Melbourne but Ferrari preparing...
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