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Max Verstappen has labelled the changes to the F1 regulations introduced for the Miami GP as a “tickle”, indicating more needs to be done on the current rule cycle.
Max Verstappen criticizes Formula 1 regulations changes for Miami Grand Prix, calling them a “tickle” and indicating a need for more improvements in the current rule cycle. Verstappen previously expressed displeasure with the regulations, likening them to “Formula E on steroids” during pre-season testing. Other drivers share similar concerns, such as closing speeds and loss of spectacle in qualifying due to cars superclipping on straights. Changes have been implemented for the Miami GP, including adjustments to energy deployment delivery to address drivers’ worries. Despite being content with the adjustments, Verstappen views them as just the initial step towards a solution, emphasizing the importance of more driver input for future enhancements. Additionally, he acknowledges the challenges in enacting significant changes due to the complexity and politics within Formula 1, expressing hope for substantial improvements in the upcoming seasons.
