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Max Verstappen has revealed what he said are the “necessary minimum” changes needed to be made that will see him remain in Formula 1, amid ongoing discontent with the new regulations.
Max Verstappen has identified the “necessary minimum” changes crucial for him to continue competing in Formula 1, expressing dissatisfaction with the new regulations that have been implemented.
He has been vocal about his discontent with the direction F1 has taken with its electrified new technical regulations, likening the new cars to “Formula E on steroids” and advocating for a return to more traditional racing experiences.
Verstappen has found solace and excitement in GT3 racing at the Nurburgring, emphasizing his desire for a more pure and natural driving experience in Formula 1.
The Dutch driver believes that a shift in the ICE-electricity split in next year’s power units, swinging it 60-40 in favor of the internal combustion engine, could help address some of the issues he has raised.
Despite his concerns, he remains committed to competing in F1, emphasizing the importance of bringing back the essence of pure racing to the sport, free from excessive complexities and artificial restrictions.
Max Verstappen’s calls for Formula 1 to return to its roots and prioritize genuine racing experiences reflect his deep passion for the sport and his unwavering commitment to driving at the highest level.
