Alonso fears F2 could rival F1 at Spa

Tue 14 Jul · 21:36 UTCupdated Tue 1 Sep · 07:21 UTCHave your say
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Fernando Alonso has raised alarms about the potential impact of the 2026 regulations on Formula 1, particularly at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. He emphasized that energy management challenges could hinder performance, leaving drivers without power for significant portions of the lap. Meanwhile, Ferrari is set to debut a new rear wing design that could enhance their speed, while the FIA is investigating this innovation due to recent failures experienced by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

In the context of the championship, Giancarlo Minardi noted that Ferrari's advancements have intensified the competition, while Red Bull's team expressed low expectations for upcoming races. Additionally, Ralf Schumacher pointed out that Ferrari's reliability may give them an edge over Mercedes, which has encountered difficulties in recent races. The dynamics of the championship are expected to evolve as teams adapt to the new regulations and technology.

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