FIA looking to make F1 cars harder to drive

[woof]

Can't speak from personal experience but from Rossi the answer is yes. It's easy to get within 4/10ths of a good time - however that last few 10ths are difficult.

[mattikake]

There are much fewer mistakes these days and those that are tend to be pushing the limit mistakes, not like, say, missing a gear under pressure or setup perfection. It's also easier to be much more consistent with laptimes, which will have it's impact on overtaking. But the nature of beating the competition should make it hard, the problem is, the only real competition is your team mate, not the rest of the field.

Already being discussed here, but in opposite semantic:- http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...