The Ferrari driver instead promotes security news
Yes Halo, no to new qualifications: This is the thought of Sebastian Vettel, engaged in the fourth and final day of testing in Barcelona. The German Ferrari to Sky, promotes the head protection system tried these days: "I think it's all right; you can improve the aesthetic point of view and visibility, we will continue to test the simulator and we will evaluate the various changes that will be made. it is a great to see in an F1 car, but if you can increase safety and help save lives, so be it. "
Vettel, however, is not at all convinced of the new regulation on the qualifications: "I do not think that F1 is in crisis, I think it is in good condition, perhaps lacking leadership. I think there's a bit 'of chaos if a couple of weeks the season will change the rules for qualifying: I do not like these changes and I believe I can also speak on behalf of my colleagues. the challenge with Mercedes? I hope not to stay behind like last year. "
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