Jacques Villeneuve has changed his tune about the F1 debut this weekend of his 18-year-old Canadian countryman Lance Stroll. Earlier, the 1997 world champion defended Stroll's arrival at the highest class of motor racing at such a young age. But he now tells Germany's Auto Bild: 'He's so smart and talented, but I'm sorry — at the age of 18, he's too young for formula one. 'What Williams is doing is absolute madness. Stroll has a wild driving style and this could be dangerous,' Villeneuve said ahead of the 2017 season opener. But Stroll will make his debut in Melbourne on Sunday, moving Villeneuve to suggest that the teen will have to rely heavily on the help of his experienced...
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