James Vowles

You're making a lot of changes.

Did we then do the right thing by coming together and make changes that are net positive for sport?

Yes.

And what I like is even tomorrow, we have a meeting with the FIA Formula One, all the teams, post Miami to talk about it and go, did we do enough?

What else should we be changing?

What's our feeling on this one?

And a timeline that is one year, three years, five years.

So my message behind all of this is this, is what we still have a great sport to watch.

I believe so.

I watched the Miami when I was there and it was nice to score ninth and 10th, but it was a good race to watch.

So I think we've addressed and fixed most of those issues.

Will it be perfect for the rest of the year?

I think there's enough discussion going on now to make sure that we cover that off.

And for our future state, there's already been another news stories out there.

But I think we're open minded enough to realize that sport has to keep evolving and changing as all sports should as a result of it.

But I hope that that notes behind us now.

My personal opinion is I think we're through the worst of it.

No, I would keep it.

I think there's a road relevancy to it.

I just think the margins, the ratios are slightly wrong, which is what we tuned in Miami.