By Nikki Reynolds, F1 Editor - Motorsport.com

Formula One team personnel have so far reacted cautiously but
optimistically to the FIA's proposed regulation changes, due to come into
effect in 2008. The sport's governing body is aiming to cut costs and
improve the spectacle of F1 with suggestions such as banning driver aids,
having only one tyre supplier and reducing private testing.

Minardi principal Paul Stoddart was naturally enthusiastic for any changes
that help the smaller teams. "Max (Mosely, FIA president) has been
championing changes and cost saving for some time," he commented.
"It will lay down the gauntlet for the shape of F1 to come, offering
more competition and opportunity for teams."

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