By Alastair Himmer
FUJI, Japan, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Any rushed response to the global credit crisis could do Formula One more harm than good, Toyota motorsport president John Howett said on Friday.
"I think that the danger is that a knee-jerk reaction could be catastrophic," he told a news conference at the Japanese Grand Prix.
"In the end, if we have pressure, we will be told that's ...
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