Although the teams have agreed during the Australian Grand Prix 2016 at the exclusion system such as miserably, but not to get a consensus during the vote last week was carried out to return to the old qualification system starting with the Bahrain Grand Prix led to the continuation of the adoption of a system of exclusion.
Wolf admitted that Formula One is now under close control, but believes that the exclusion system will fail again in Bahrain.
He said the Austrian team in providing the race of Bahrain, "will continue to adopt the exclusion end of this week after the beginning of the system is exciting in Australia."
He added: "There was a consensus on Sunday in Melbourne about the exclusion system failure. We did not get the appropriate formula through this amendment and it is difficult to get the experiences more exciting this weekend in Bahrain Grand Prix 2016."
Then he continued: "facing the sport close control on this subject, so you should think well in order to make appropriate decisions and steps studied to overcome this stage. The fans want to see a race heated among the best drivers and the best cars, through a simple system can be easily understood."
He completed: "We must be able to provide that to the fans in the stands and behind the TV screens around the world."
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