F1 | Trulli raises the alarm: "They are distorting Formula 1"

In a brief chat given to Leo Turrini, Jarno Trulli spoke about the last Singapore Grand Prix, underlining how the new regulations regarding fuel consumption have destroyed the essence and tradition of Formula 1. The race pace seen in Marina In fact, the former Italian driver didn't like Bay at all, with the latter recalling the wonderful "full gas" races with refueling and tires that allowed him to push on the accelerator for the entire race stint.

An extremely different scenario compared to today. Trulli also commented on the duel between Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, specifying how the Englishman, perfect to date, is deserving of winning the fifth world title of his career.

Here are the words of Jarno Trulli: “But what has this Formula One become? How did they reduce it? Do you realize that on Sunday in Singapore the drivers were lapping as much as ten twelve seconds per lap slower than the pole time. Twelve seconds slower! It's absurd, it's ridiculous. I think of the dismay that Kimi and Fernando must feel, but also Lewis and Seb, in short those on the track who experienced a Formula One that was Formula One."

“Once a driver was asked to push hard from the start to the finish line and this is the essence of motor racing”, he added. “But now they invite you to go slowly, to watch your fuel consumption, to respect your tyres, etc. And you who are watching no longer understand the limits of those who drive. Either they intervene quickly or the distortion of Formula One risks becoming irreversible. I am extremely sorry because I love this world, which has represented so much in my life. What a pity!"

On the world battle between Hamilton and Vettel he added: “I'll tell you this about Hamilton. He has always been strong, but usually something went wrong in one season. Never a mistake this year. I'm sorry to say it but so far he has been superior to Vettel and for Ferrari the dream is fading once again."