Verstappen delivers blunt verdict on modern F1 cars: “You’re held back”

Thu 10 Sep · 09:52 UTCupdated Thu 10 Sep · 17:48 UTCHave your say
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Max Verstappen has expressed his concerns regarding the current generation of Formula 1 cars, stating that they restrict driver influence and responsiveness. He highlighted the performances of Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson as examples of how quickly drivers can adapt to different cars, suggesting that the cars are too predictable and not sufficiently responsive to driver input.

Verstappen's critique emphasizes the need for changes in the technical regulations to allow drivers to showcase their skills more effectively. He believes that the current regulations, while aimed at improving competition, have inadvertently diminished the impact a driver can have on their performance, making it essential to find a balance that rewards individual driving capabilities.

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