Fernando Alonso has expressed his frustration at the FIA's method of tweaking regulations and rules mid-season – occasionally mid-weekend – following a raft of revisions in recent races, saying such constant change is 'not normal'. The 2005 and 2006 F1 world champion has long been an outspoken critic of the current regulation set but has become particularly frustrated with the various amendments and u-turns that have become headline news in recent races. Indeed, ahead of the this weekend's German Grand Prix, decisions have been taken to defer the 'Halo' to 2018, reinforce track limits, make changes to yellow flag rulings and back down on the team communication restrictions. It is a...
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