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GPDA statement
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
The Grand Prix Drivers Association have this afternoon released a statement (below), urging the owners and stakeholders of Formula 1 to consider restructuring its own governance.
Regular readers of Motor Sport will be familiar with the issues raised by the GPDA.
We’ve included links to some recent articles published on this subject.
From the Motor Sport Archive:
“Talk about a revolution” by Motor Sport (April 2014)
“The root of F1’s cash crisis” by Mark Hughes (March 2015)
“It’s absurd to spend so much money” Mark Hughes interviews Jean Todt (August 2014)
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