F1 | Haas, Grosjean attacks Formula 1: "The races have become too predictable"
"We know the values at stake even before departure," he added
In an interview given to Auto Motor Und Sport, Romain Grosjean spoke about the spectacle offered during the Formula 1 Grands Prix, underlining how the races have become boring and too predictable. The public, in fact, already knows from Friday morning what balances are at stake and this does not favor the arrival of a new public, perhaps a young one.
Here are the words of Romain Grosjean: “When I was young I wouldn't watch Formula 1. It has become too predictable a category and finding certain answers is simple. Who will win? Hamilton or Vettel. Who else will be on the podium? Raikkonen or Bottas. Who will come after them? The Red Bulls. Before each match we already know what balances are at stake."
“The difference between them and us is two seconds, but are Lewis and Seb two seconds faster than us? I do not believe", added the Frenchman.
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