Formula 1 sporting director Ross Brawn is seeking a new approach to decision making that will stop individual teams from having veto power over rule changes. Currently, any changes to the regulations during the course of a season have required the unanimous sign-off of all ten teams to be approved. It's made it difficult for the sport to react rapidly to issues that have arisen. But Brawn says that will change with the new way of running F1 being introduced for 2021, and that no single team should be able to unilaterally stop changes. "There's been an interesting philosophical change in that area, in the new governance," he explained in an interview with Sky Sports F1 commentator...
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