The recent chaotic and entertaining races should not detract from Formula 1's desperate need to reform to create better races in dry conditions, that's the view from Sebastian Vettel. The French Grand Prix was described as dull as Lewis Hamilton won from pole to flag to give Mercedes their 10th consecutive win of the season. Hamilton was quick to urge fans and pundits not to 'point the fingers at the drivers because we don't write the rules'. He added: 'This is a constant cycle of Formula One, for years and years and years even before I got here, it's because of the way Bernie [Ecclestone] had it set up and the decisions that were made then are still the same.' However, the F1 gods have...
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