Woking – Various new regulations adopted in the FIA F1 competition this season, it seems quite successfully create more balanced competition between teams. McLaren F1 team driver Jenson Button admitted amazed to see a fierce competition that have occurred since the beginning of this season.
As is known, this season's FIA implemented a number of new regulations like the ban refueling during the race, the standard tire size as well as some other things. The ultimate goal is to create more equitable competition where each team has a strong or weak the same chance to be champion.
In the F1 opener series in Bahrain, the FIA a lot of criticism because many people judge if the new regulations make the dull-way race is rarely present-overtaking action. However, all the criticism has now gone after the next series in Australia and Malaysia to walk with a laugh.
These conditions also impact on the cash for every team competition until the third series is still uneven. Far different from last season where the GP Button and Brawn left the competitors raced successfully since the early games, before finally emerged as champions at the end of the season.
This season, each team still competing very strict. This is evidenced by the acquisition of thin enough points in the standings. Known, so far Ferrari still lead the two categories, the constructors and drivers. In the category of constructors, who collected 76 points Ferrari 10 points ahead of McLaren in second place.
Meanwhile, more fierce in the championship again. Ferrari's Brazilian Felipe Massa is ranked first with a collection of 39 points, followed by teammate and champion Fernando Alonso to Red Bull Racing, Sebastian Vettel who collected 37 points. Button himself was in the order of four, together with Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg GP with a collection of 35 numbers.
"It's still early in the season, but competition is very tight," said Button was quoted as saying AutoTrader, Tuesday (6/4/2010).
"(Season) is very strange. Because, we're all balanced. I feel, this season's competition begins again as if new again, "said world champion of 2009.
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