
The FIA and FOTA have had the most successful meeting on Formula One matters which any of the participants can remember the FIA said in a statement on Wednesday evening.
According to a FIA statement an agreement was reached `during their meeting in Monaco today on measures to meet all the objectives originally put forward by the FIA for 2010 and thereafter in addition to which FOTA have now made proposals for very significant cost saving in 2009 while maintaining Formula One at the pinnacle of motor sport and reinforcing its appeal.
These proposals will be put to the FIA World Motor Sport Council on Friday following which full details will be released. FIA President Max Mosley said: "I am delighted with the outcome of this meeting."
FOTA President Luca di Montezemolo said about the meeting with the FIA: "The unity of the teams was fundamental to meeting the goals for a new Formula One, but with the same DNA, as requested by the FIA."
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