Ecclestone responds to drivers

Yesterday, the Grand Prix drivers' association sent an open letter to the owners of the discipline, requesting in particular a restructuring of the organization. Which did not fail to make Bernie Ecclestone, the big financier of the F1, in a letter addressed to pilots. The Briton seems to agree with the drivers on a reform of the governance of the discipline.

“Dear Gentlemen

I'm not sure that's the right description. It's not always easy to agree with you, but you are right when you say that the decision-making process in F1 is outdated and poorly structured. As you say, we must push the owners and stakeholders of Formula 1 to think about restructuring its governance. It's quite easy to analyze what's wrong, so why not think about it and come back to it later. Isn't it better to think about it before regretting.

I have been in an active role in Formula 1 for almost 50 years and another 18 years involved in other ways. You say that everyone acts with the best intentions. I wonder if this is a typo. Otherwise, it should be stated that it is "with their best intentions."

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