The former pilot Gerhard Berger calls for dictatorship

After years of overwhelming dominance of Mercedes, Formula 1 is again exciting this season

Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel are at the level of the Silver Arrows in front of the Deutcheschland GP at the Hockenheimring (as of Friday in the LIVETICKER). 19659002] Former Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger nonetheless falls into a devastating judgment on the premier category of motor sport. (SERVICE: The note of the drivers)

Berger: "Formula 1 of lame decision"

The heart of his criticism is the heaviness of the decisions in Formula 1. The modifications of the Basic Treaty until 2020 do not can be decided only unanimously. Image : "In this form, Formula 1 is a lame decision."

In his opinion, especially the big manufacturers Mercedes and Ferrari have too much to say. This leads to the fact that urgent changes are missing.

"Formula One can not be run democratically," said the 58-year-old, demanding: "She needs a dictatorship with one or two people to decide where to go."

In this case, it would be F1's new owner, Chase Carey, and FIA President Jean Todt, said Berger, who has celebrated ten grand prix victories in his career

C & # 39; the only way to make decisions that will make the circus more attractive.

Porsche in Formula One?

Berger, now boss of the DTM, calls for "faster and lighter cars" as well as "technology that can be controlled and paid for by more than two or three giant corporations"

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Because the viewer did not only want to see if Vettel beat Lewis Hamilton, "but ideally also if Sergio Perez or Charles Leclerc

But that will only happen if the athletes' abilities decide the victory and defeat, not technologies.