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Sebastian Vettel weighs in on major F1 concern

RacingNews365Sat 19 Sep · 15:20 UTCHave your say
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Sebastian Vettel recently shared his thoughts on the current state of Formula 1 during an appearance in Monza. He addressed the criticism surrounding the new cars introduced this year, particularly focusing on the concerns from drivers about overtaking being overly reliant on technology rather than skill. Vettel acknowledged that while he has disagreements with some of the current regulations, he believes there is still much to be excited about in the sport today.

Looking ahead, Vettel highlighted the upcoming major regulations changes for the 2026 season, which include new aerodynamic and power unit rules. He expressed optimism about the future of F1, emphasizing the need to balance the sport's rich history with modern advancements. Vettel also noted that the FIA is planning modifications to improve the driving experience, reinforcing his belief that the sport can evolve while maintaining its core values.

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Sebastian Vettel weighs in on major F1 concernSebastian Vettel recently made an appearance in the F1 paddock and was asked what he thought about the current state of the sport.RacingNews365Sat 19 Sep · 15:20 UTCRead →
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