F1 legend Hill puts forward drastic rule change to ‘add a bit more drama’

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1996 world champion Damon Hill has suggested F1 should force teams to use all three dry tyre compounds during races to spice up the show.

“I think there is definitely an argument to say that if you are going to look for excitement and a little bit more of a challenge, then why not?" Hill told the“I think it is a good idea. I have heard it put forward before, it would increase the number of pit stops so you get less of the one-stop factor.

“It's quite interesting that we have got to the stage where Max has built a gap in the last race we had in Belgium and Lewis built a gap enough to be able to come in for a new set of tyres and get the fastest lap and get a point - that's a bit of drama that at first was thought to be a gimmick but now teams are deciding it is important to have that.

“They want to have that scalp and so they come in and do the one-lap stop and that is a bit of drama at the end of the race

 

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