MONTREAL (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel was angry and heartbroken over a penalty that cost him victory at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday but mostly he was wishing he could have raced in the days when drivers decided the winner not regulations. "I was just thinking I really love my racing, I'm a purist going back and looking at the old times, the old cars, the old drivers," said Vettel. While angry over the decision, Vettel said his greater concern was the penalty was only a symptom of a bigger problem facing Formula One -- over regulation. "Just the way we are doing these things now is wrong, now we have regulations for everything," said Vettel. "But I think you are just an idiot if you walk into a hole and break a leg."

Source: The Star June 09, 2019 23:48 UTC