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Norris Warns of F1 Becoming ‘Too Artificial’ Under 2026 Rules

Lando Norris cautions that Formula 1 risks losing its authentic racing essence with the upcoming 2026 regulations. The introduction of active aerodynamics will replace the current DRS system, encouraging overtaking but potentially making races feel scripted. Norris emphasizes the importance of preserving the driver-focused integrity of motorsport amid technological enhancements. He acknowledges that while the new cars may be slower and aesthetic…

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Norris warns of F1 becoming ‘too artificial’ under 2026 rules

McLaren’s Lando Norris has called on F1 to preserve the authenticity of racing as the sport gears up for its regulatory overhaul in 2026.

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Lando Norris warns F1 must avoid ‘fake’ or ‘scripted’ racing with 2026 regulations

McLaren driver Lando Norris has warned that Formula 1 must avoid producing “fake” or “scripted” racing when new regulations are introduced in 2026. Norris, who recently tested the new active aero concept in the simulator, stressed that he values straightforward, driver-focused racing and is wary of the extra complexity involved. From 2026, the current DRS system will be replaced by an active aerodynamic setup featuring movable front and rear win…

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