Ferrari again push for three cars per team
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has taken another swipe at small teams, saying he would rather have three cars per team than see the rookies struggle at the back of the grid.
Di Montezemolo has been vocal in his support for three cars for top teams in recent years, but F1's powers that be are not very keen on the idea.
"The small teams? Honestly, I feel it would be better to have the opportunity of running a third car rather than seeing cars that would struggle even in GP2," said di Montezemolo. "It's an idea we will put forward again strongly for the future," he said.
Di Montezemolo also called on the rule makers to relax the rules that ban in-season testing.
"Then we must unblock this absurd limitation on testing," he said.
"Formula 1 is the only sport in which there is no chance to train. It is like asking Real Madrid, Milan or Inter to play with smooth-soled boots in the rain or not to warm-up before a Champions League game."
Credit: PlanetF1.com (www.planetf1.com)
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