Barrichello: “I fell asleep during the Australian GP”

The first race of 2015 in Australia certainly didn't stand out for the emotions it provided.

Thanks to a grid reduced to the bare bones for various reasons, from illness, to the impossibility of fielding the cars, up to technical failures before even starting, the action on the track approached zero.

Three former Circus players agree to express doubts about the non-spectacle of F1.

“I didn't see the race but I know it wasn't the best given there were just 15 or 16 cars – he told Globo Esporte Nelsinho Piquet – It's a real shame that the top series, which should instead feature super competitive drivers and cars, is reduced like this."

“I honestly watched it until I fell asleep – he said Rubens Barrichello – I guess I wasn't the only one. Considering the few single-seaters present, the positions practically immediately froze."

“The FIA ​​or the CVC should ask themselves what they are doing, where they want to go and above all whether they are able to achieve the objectives” – he said John Watson.

Chiara Rainis