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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Domenicali doubts Verstappen will quit F1

grandprix.comThu 30 Jul · 11:19 UTCupdated Tue 18 Aug · 17:10 UTCHave your say
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Stefano Domenicali, the CEO of Formula 1, expressed skepticism about Max Verstappen's potential departure from the sport, asserting that Formula 1 would continue to flourish without him. He highlighted the ongoing discussions regarding regulation changes, which aim to enhance the racing experience and address concerns raised by drivers, including Verstappen. The adjustments include a shift in power distribution for the 2027 season and a future return to V8 engines by 2031.

Domenicali also noted that while some manufacturers resisted more aggressive changes, both Mercedes and Red Bull were in favor. He believes that Verstappen has a strong affinity for Formula 1 and anticipates that he will remain in the sport. Additionally, Domenicali plans to unveil a new set of regulations by the end of the year, focusing on simplifying the technical aspects and improving the overall racing spectacle.

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Domenicali doubts Verstappen will quit F1Stefano Domenicali doubts Max Verstappen will walk away from Formula 1, but insists the sport would continue to thrive without him.grandprix.comThu 30 Jul · 11:19 UTCRead →
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