LONDON (Reuters) - Some of the world's fastest gamers could soon be driving Formula One's future, literally, by testing new ideas on virtual racetracks.
The sport is facing major change after 2020, when current agreements expire, and owners Liberty Media along with the governing body are looking into how to make racing more competitive and exciting.
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