Drivers say F1's new rules reduce overtaking
Fernando Alonso’s victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix exposed potential problems with Formula One’s rule changes, with some drivers saying they could lead to duller racing this season. F1 introduced a ban on refueling in order to reduce costs and encourage more passing and create more exciting racing, but Alonso’s win seems to have reinforced the belief that it might have the opposite effect as the sport goes into a highly anticipated championship fight.
Source: Drivers say F1's new rules reduce overtaking
Source: Drivers say F1's new rules reduce overtaking
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