Apparently the drivers are grumbling about the increase in superlicense fees again.
There's an article about it on Autosport: Drivers in dispute over superlicence fee
Mosely claims the increases are due to the rising cost of safety.
All drivers benefit from safety improvements so can anyone shed any light on why it is related to points scored?
Is it because those with more points effectively get more money in the way of bonuses and are therefore more able to pay the fees?
There's an article about it on Autosport: Drivers in dispute over superlicence fee
Mosely claims the increases are due to the rising cost of safety.
All drivers benefit from safety improvements so can anyone shed any light on why it is related to points scored?
Is it because those with more points effectively get more money in the way of bonuses and are therefore more able to pay the fees?
