Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel has spoken about his disappointment of the F1 in the sense that there are too many rules, even though the German does realize that this is the case for most modern sports.
Vettel talked about the human element of F1, that makes the sport what it is because of their emotion.
"We are expected to always have the right response ready," Vettel told German outlet DPA.
"As if we have no emotion.
"Precisely because we sometimes say things that we believe, I think we show that we have a human element.
"If that were not the case, it would be a boring intention."
This is exactly why Vettel prefers to sometimes tries to avoid a confrontation like that, because he'll be full of fresh emotions.
"Nowadays you have the opportunity to see everything from multiple perspectives and you can form an opinion that doesn't resemble what a driver will think.
"As far as that is concerned, I think it's unfortunate that the F1 is over-regulated, but I know that the sport is not the only one in which that's the case.
"I would only say that you should let certain things happen instead of writing everything on paper."
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