Domenicali: Disputes add brightness to our sport
After switching to Liberty Media, there were fewer scandals and controversies in Formula 1, but Stefano Domenicali misses the old days when Formula 1 was in the news not only after the race.…
Stefano Domenicali: "I've heard a lot of funny stories. Malaysia’99, FRIC suspension, mass dampers, hand–operated air ducts - all this is part of the history of Formula 1.
While working at Ferrari, I was directly involved in the debates on technical and sporting regulations almost every weekend. There were a lot more grey areas back then, but the Formula 1 people still know how to push things to the limit.
Personally, I think that today's debates about wing covers or for other reasons are relatively insignificant. In fact, it would be nice to see scandals and controversies again — they add brightness to our sport."
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Domenicali: Disputes add brightness to our sport
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