Just read this: http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/68042 It is interesting that it was Max who drafted the original Concorde and now he is left out as spectator/commentator. It is most interesting what Max had to say: "In my view, we should only sign a new Concorde Agreement if it reinforces the authority of the FIA and deals properly with the major financial crisis which appears imminent in F1. "Costs have gone out of control, income is insufficient and major manufacturers are in difficulty with their core businesses. Only with fair and realistic financial arrangements will we avoid losing more teams." This stance may not fit in with Ecclestone and the team's plans, however – especially with desire from some outfits to have a say in the framing of technical regulations. I can see troubled times ahead as the storm brews.