Lewis Hamilton said Formula One's rule makers should take the blame for bor...
LE CASTELLET, France - Lewis Hamilton said Formula One’s rule makers should take the blame for boring races, rather than drivers, after Sunday’s French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific of the season.
“Don’t point the fingers at the drivers because we don’t write the rules,” added the Briton, who last week attended a meeting in Paris of the teams and governing FIA to discuss future changes. Those who had hoped for a close title battle are turning their thoughts to 2020, with Mercedes seemingly heading for an unprecedented sixth successive constructors’ and drivers’ title double.
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff recognized fans would have a different view to those who lived the race from the pit wall with access to all the team radio conversations. “What would you do if you were in our shoes? You would continue relentlessly to push for performance. It’s what we do in all areas, but equally the fan in me sees races that are less enjoyable to watch.”
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