Lewis Hamilton believes Formula 1's managers should take drivers' opinions into consideration before adding new venues to the sport's calendar. Hamilton is all for racing at new circuits, but the five-time world champion insists all tracks are not equal when it comes to their potential for providing thrilling action. As a case in point, last month's French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard was decried as perhaps the most boring procession in the history of the F1 world championship, while Austria and Silverstone delivered electrifying and gripping racing up and down the ranks. Of course, the current generation of cars and the restrictions they induce in terms of overtaking are also a factor that...
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