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<b>F1 IN CRISIS: </b>   F1 commercial head Bernie Ecclestone says the future of the sport is in doubt unless drastic changes are made.  <em> Image:   AFP / Greg Baker </em>
<b>F1 IN CRISIS: </b> F1 commercial head Bernie Ecclestone says the future of the sport is in doubt unless drastic changes are made. <em> Image: AFP / Greg Baker </em>

Formula 1 chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, joined former International Automobile Federation president, Max Mosley, in fearing for the survival of the sport.

Mosley, a close ally of Ecclestone's until the end of his reign in 2009, warned that the current state of the sport could see it "collapse".

Ecclestone told Sport Bild: "I will not watch formula one destroy itself because some people made a mistake."

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