After months of doom and gloom, during which time there were some exceedingly worrying noises coming from a couple of teams, and even the sport itself, things look to be steadily improving. The season is finally underway, which means money is coming in. The budget cap has been agreed and in a further bid to curb costs the teams will continue to use this year's car again next season. As the sport begins to recover however there is one potential obstacle, the fact that the teams have yet to sign a new Concorde Agreement. The agreement first came into being in 1981 in the wake of the infamous FISA-FOCA wars which saw the constructors, represented by Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley,...
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