F1 could learn a few things from the magnificent Le Mans 24 Hours | Richard Williams

Around 250,000 people gathered in the Loire countryside to watch an event that remains a spectacle more thrilling than anything likely to be seen in F1 this yearThe job of waving the tricolore to start the 85th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans was given to Chase Carey, the new chief executive of Formula One. This is a man who wants more races on the grand prix calendar and more of them in major cities like Miami and New York, where his drivers can be promoted as global entertainment personalit