Sebastian Vettel has given the thumbs up to Formula 1's new regulations, hailing their impact not only on the 2017 car designs but also their feel out on the track.
Ferrari snubbed the media early this week but opened up its lines of communications with the press today, with Vettel having plenty to say.
"I think from a driver's point of view it's pretty much better everywhere," the German told reporters.
"Braking is better, cornering is better, you've got much more grip, and then also in low-speed, where the downforce effect is less, you have the wider tyres, so more grip from them.
"It works pretty much like an aspirin, it fixes everything!"
Despite an impressive relative performance by Ferrari since the start of the week, Vettel insists the team still has plenty of work ahead.
"There's a lot of work ahead of us, the team is pushing very hard," he added.
"I think we had a quiet winter where we really tried to focus on what's important, and same here [in testing], we try to do our job – the list that we have to do is very long.
"We've had a good three days. It could have been better, but we did a decent number of laps. I didn't really pay much attention to what the others were doing.
"At the end of the day everybody is looking at one lap time, but it's much more important what happens throughout the day, so it's very difficult to read."
Vettel concluded his gathering with the media by a colorful image when asked about the Scuderia's chances of clinching the title this year.
"I don't have a crystal ball," he said. "I have two other balls, but they don't tell you much…"
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