Ross Brawn has praised Formula 1 's choice to scrap unanimous decisions, in a key change to the circuit's rule changing and making process. Previously all 10 teams had to agree on any change proposed by those in power.
This often led to a slow and frustrating process with just one or two team bosses often not signing off an idea. Now though, a majority system has been put in place with only eight teams required to pass plans, and five if the decision affects next season.
Managing Director Brawn is a big fan of the idea, and the 68-year-old believes those in charge are able to 'get things done in the short term'.
