Formula 3: Fighting talk
These are tough times for motorsport, so how is Britain's premier producer of talent fairing? Ben Anderson sat down with the leading figures from British F3 on the eve of the 2009 season
The panel
Peter Briggs, FOTA secretary (F3 teams' association)
Russell Eacott, T-Sport team owner
Anthony Hieatt, Raikkonen Robertson Racing team principal
Martin Stone, Carlin Motorsport sales director
Joe Tandy, JTR team owner
Richard Dutton, Fortec Motorsport team owner
Q. So, let's start with Formula 2. It's 'new' this season and has pitched itself as a low-cost alternative feeder to F1. Is it a threat to British Formula 3?
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