The two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso has spoken out after the serious accident of Jules Bianchi for closed cockpits. “I think you should try and test the idea at least,” the Ferrari driver said before the Grand Prix of Russia on Sunday (13.00 clock / RTL and Sky) in Sochi.
The 33-year-old could certainly understand a rethink after the crash of Bianchi last weekend at the Grand Prix of Japan. “We are in 2014, we have the technology. There are planes and other examples where something is used and works. Why not think about it? “Alonso said.
Bianchi raced under tow vehicle
Marussia driver Bianchi was at the 15th World Championship race in Suzuka, Japan on a wet runway of the route strayed and raced his car at a tow vehicle. It is still unclear what the consequences will be from the International Automobile Federation FIA after the accident, in which Bianchi suffered severe head injuries. “It may be interesting to try the” even-Williams driver Felipe Massa told a closed cockpit.
But a clear opinion on the subject, there is not among the drivers. “That would be a big change for our sport,” said the former world champion Jenson Button. The four-time champion Sebastian Vettel said: “I do not think it is right too now have a firm opinion on the subject.” We have to analyze the options very carefully and then make all the decisions referred to
<. h2> In Sochi, the pilots ‘union
discusses on Friday will speak in Sochi and the drivers of Formula 1 pilots’ union GPDA about possible actions after Bianchi’s accident. To what is it doing to go specifically, was so far not known. In each case, however, the pilots want to discuss how to support the French Bianchi and his family in the future.
Video: Mobile video shows the spectacular crash
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