As the majority of people are seemingly hard-wired to dislike change, it was little wonder that the unexpected arrival of a new Formula 1 TV overlay graphic a few races ago raised so many eyebrows.
The tyre data graphic - which initially appeared at the Japanese Grand Prix as a 'tyre condition' insight with percentage figures for all four corners of the car - left fans, teams and even Pirelli (whose data had not been used to come up with the figures) confused by its inclusion.
It was unclear to fans what the figures shown on-screen represented, with many suspecting that it was related to tyre wear. Even Pirelli's head of car racing Mario Isola said afterwards it was 'misleading' for those watching at home.
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