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Lando Norris has cautioned that it’s improbable Formula 1 will have as tight qualifying sessions as it did in the Canadian Grand Prix with the all-new 2026 regulations. Last week, the FIA published the guidelines behind the cars that will shape F1’s next era with a move back to lighter and smaller cars to enhance […]
Last week, the FIA released new guidelines for the future of Formula 1, focusing on lighter and smaller cars to enhance the racing spectacle. Lando Norris expressed concerns about the competitiveness of the field with the upcoming rule changes. The recent qualifying session in Montreal showcased a close battle for pole position, highlighting the tight competition among drivers. Norris emphasized how regulations often lead to gaps in performance, despite periods of convergence in the sport. He suggested that F1 should carefully consider whether to maintain the current rules for closer racing or implement changes that could affect the competitive landscape. Ultimately, Norris believes that the sport faces a dilemma between consistency and evolution in shaping the future of Formula 1.
