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Formula 1 is currently evaluating whether the existing technical and sporting regulations require immediate adjustments to improve racing.
The main concern remains the “dirty air” effect, which makes it difficult for cars to follow each other closely through high-speed corners.
Fans and experts are divided on the use of DRS, with some calling for its removal and others suggesting more strategic activation zones.
Weight reduction is another hot topic, as modern cars have become the heaviest in the sport’s history, affecting agility and tire wear.
There are also calls to simplify the penalty system to ensure that race results are decided on the track rather than in the stewards’ room.
The cost cap has successfully leveled the playing field, but some argue it now restricts teams from innovating their way out of performance deficits.
As the 2026 technical reset approaches, these discussions are vital for shaping the long-term DNA of the world’s premier racing series.
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