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  • Norris on Max complaints: 'Can retire' if he wants

    Reigning champion Lando Norris has countered Max Verstappen's criticism of Formula 1's new regulations, saying there is "nothing to complain about" from a driver's perspective and his 2025 title rival can quit the sport if he does not like the new cars.

  • Norris on Verstappen criticism: F1 drivers have "nothing to complain about" with 2026 car

    Reigning world champion Lando Norris feels Formula 1 drivers have little to complain about following Max Verstappen's explosive criticism on the new generation of cars.Speaking his mind on the new regulations, which feature a much bigger reliance on electric energy that forces drivers and teams to focus heavily on energy management, Verstappen said the new cars are "not a lot of fun" and feel ...Keep reading

  • Verstappen didn't want to drive 2026 F1 car in simulator: "This belongs in Formula E"

    At the end of the second day of testing in Bahrain, Max Verstappen shared his honest opinion about the new Formula 1 regulations, and it is fair to say he is far from impressed. Speaking during the English-language media session, he described the package as “anti-racing” and “Formula E on steroids”.In the Dutch media session that followed, he went a step further and revealed that he ...Keep reading

  • Verstappen slams F1 cars: 'Formula E on steroids'

    Four-time champion Max Verstappen has said cars in Formula 1's new generation are not fun to drive, comparing them to the all-electric series Formula E, but "on steroids."

  • Ferrari's Leclerc quickest on day 2 of F1 testing

    Charles Leclerc topped the second day of Formula 1's Bahrain preseason test as the new competitive order continued to be shrouded in mystery ahead of the coming year.

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