Purnell: New rules help perhaps little

Purnell: " New rules help perhaps weinig"

Tony Purnell, technically consultant of the FIA, do not think that there with the new aë rodynamische rules of 2009 much more inhaalacties will take place in the formula 1. According to the briton it loss to downward very relatively turn out better than expected, but slipstreamen will become still cumbersome because a car still charge of the file wind of its predecessor.

" I think that we more downward very than the aim of the changes is" , told Purnell to the illustrated magazine Racecar engineering. " I expect that the cars of 2009 sit with regard to downward very on such a seventy up to eighty percents of the current level. This complete well is able mean that the new aë rodynamische regulations races little bevorderen." " The cars will become better, there I am certainly absolutely of, but a car will have still much charge of the file wind of its predecessor. Therefore the question is: are the changes enough serious? We do not know it simply. There is unfortunately rather what proof that suggests that aë rodynamica the brunt is what you can if it concerns close racing. We will look at year next here certainly to and as races not improved, we measures nemen."