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Should Formula 1 in the TV broadcast inform if the battery is empty in a car? Stefano Domenicali does not want to overcharge new fans.
F1 CEO Silences Drivers: "I Have a Duty to Do What's Best"
While the on-track action at the Hungarian Grand Prix was less about electrically starved battery packs and more about racing—with some solid overtaking—world champion Lando Norris launched a scathing attack on those running the sport. “It’s a business. Everyone wants to make money, so in order for Audi and other teams like Cadillac to come ...
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali h lt after the first half of the year firmly adhered to his opinion on the new regulations and goes even further. Battery status? Gas? Brake? None interested!
F1 CEO responds to Max Verstappen rule-change views with freedom of speech pledge
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has defended the sport’s new ruleset amid ongoing criticism from Max Verstappen, but confirmed drivers are free to speak their mind on the issue. F1’s new regulations cycle has come under heavy fire from a number of drivers since its implementation at the start of the year. The cornerstone of the new ruleset is the 50/50 hybrid power units, which has seen lap times lengthen and drivers forced to balance their bat…
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