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Heidfeld critical of engine map rules

By Edd Straw and Pablo Elizalde Thursday, June 23rd 2011, 15:36 GMT

Nick Heidfeld believes the new rule that stops teams from changing the engine mapping between qualifying and the race is going "too far".

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