Damon Hill

And then when something doesn't… I don't think so.

I think it's because you like to think that it's merit-based.

And okay, the difference in cars means that the guy in the house isn't going to win the race.

But you want to think that the…

The best drivers have ended up getting in the best cars and then competing with each other in the best cars.

And whoever wins, that's a merit-based result.

And I think for a while there, the way that those particular tyres were working and nobody understood them, it wasn't.

It was just random.

And I think getting back to your point of…

When the regulators tweak things like that to try and make outcomes where they have as their goal a certain outcome, that's getting into script writing rather than competition.

No.

Yeah.

Yeah, and I think this is a conflict that Formula One is increasingly finding itself in.

I think it's always to an extent being this, that you're trying to tell a nice simple story from a very complex competition, from a very complex endeavor.

And I think you have to be careful that you are not just telling a story that's not authentic.

You're not presenting a story that's not authentic.

And I think a lot of people, maybe not the hardcore fans of the sport, but a lot of the more recent fans, let's say,

would value entertainment over knowing the full picture.

They would almost prefer, if there's a complication to this, it's going to stop me enjoying that.

I just don't want to hear.