McLaren has proposed secret voting during F1 rule-making McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called for a change in the way Formula 1 votes through regulations to prevent partisan voting. F1 operates to a complicated governance structure which outlines how rules can be introduced, with regulations surrounding whether a majority or unanimity are required. There are also a number of different bodies through which the proposed changes progress before the Formula 1 Commission ultimately votes. According to Brown, the existence of close relationships between some teams often sees that process complicated. The American alleges pressure from a supplier team on its customers is used to have them vote...
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