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The cause is a technical breach involving tire usage. During the post-race scan of the barcode logs, the technical commission discovered that the team had utilized seven sets of tires, exceeding the strict limit of six allowed for the race day.


What a crap show. Driver skill and bravery is gone. It’s who ever has the best AI. After seeing the video from the race and how the guys don’t even have to slow for corners bc the car can do it automatically as it slows down to harvest has pushed me over the limit. Software is what determines who is fast not skill or bravery. The sport as a sport is dead. The fact F1 is going out of their way to hide it on tv just shows how broke it is. They also keep lying that fans love it and just the drivers hate it. The comments are 80-90% negative. The media has also been paid off and YouTube creators that are huge. The people who said how bad it is for weeks magically after the last race started all saying how good it is and all using key words and statements just in different orders. Some even went as far as saying we should just hide the graphics then people won’t know after hating it for weeks. The sport is dead. They say it’s for being green yet everyone flies on privet jets


Tačno tako."He's right to be upset, this formula negates every advantage he has in quali. If you were naturally slower, now you can run twisty sectors at the same speed you would based on skill alone, but now this time you can recharge batteries and murder naturally faster drivers on the straights. Not sure who can like this... but guess it is what it is," another fan wrote.



to su i za maxa rekli a max je otpočetka na to ukazivao još pre 2 godine. ovo ima veze sa promenom DNK sporta pogledajte koliko je ljudi nezadovoljno. Fake trkanje, yo-yo trkanje.
u potpunosti se slažem sa ovim. A kolko je to čak i opasno pa videli smo Bermana i Kolapunta. A FIA je čak i morala popustiti pa je u kvalifikacijama uvela preinake."As a driver, you should be rewarded for your courage and your abilities. But now, if you push as hard as possible through a corner, you actually end up slower over a lap.
"That takes away the whole racing feeling. They’re just managing the battery all the time. That also makes it harder for a driver like Max to make the difference."
Others are enjoying the new regulations and the increased number of overtakes in the races so far, but Verstappen Sr dismissed these arguments.
"But that’s not the essence of racing," he added. "The point is that as a driver, you can barely showcase your talent anymore.
"Closing up to someone in the slipstream and then trying to outbrake them — that’s what racing is about, in my opinion. Now you see a lot of overtakes happening halfway down the straight because the other driver has no energy left.
"Sorry, but that has nothing to do with overtaking. What Formula 1 is doing with this is creating chaos. And that chaos attracts a certain audience. But it has nothing to do with racing."
u pravu je. e sad kome je to trkanje možda nekoj novoj generaciji, meni ne.The fastest way around the circuit does not require the skills to go to the limit, it requires the skills to conserve the battery so that you dont run out of energy on the straights. Max and others lost 50kmph on the straight and didnt even have to brake in the Ss. I mean, what is going on in F1? This is simply unheard of. In the last 50 years, Ive never seen such a thing in any form of racing. You need to be slower and conservative to be faster around the circuit.






https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/abu- ... /10813209/“One key factor was that teams, FIA, and Formula 1 had all agreed – over many meetings – that races should, if possible, finish under green flag conditions. Nobody wanted a race ending behind the safety car.
"He essentially did what everyone had agreed upon: create one final racing lap"
Niels Wittich
“From my point of view, Michael didn’t do that much wrong,” Wittich, who officiated in F1 from 2022 to 2024, told Motorsport’s sister YouTube channel Formel1.de. “The regulations didn’t strictly define everything. What he did was within his authority. He had a certain level of discretion in how to deploy the safety car.
Ovo je i ključno zašto Toto nije išao na sud. Jer sa poništavanjem trke ništa ne bi dobio.He said that, had Mercedes pursued their appeal, it would likely have been decided that "it's different in the regulations, he [Masi] decided that [other] way, so we could just void the result".
Had the race been declared void, Verstappen would still have been champion as he started the event ahead in the championship by virtue of results count back.

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/merc ... /10814154/“I wouldn't call it worried. I think we are all monitoring how decisions are being made. We have precise data from our own analytics of where we see engine performance of our competitors and ourselves.
“In that respect, I think the FIA is looking at the same data and I would very much hope that they continue to see themselves as protecting the integrity of the sport. Because you don't want to allow an ADUO to a team that suddenly leapfrogs someone. The ADUO [system] was always meant as a catch-up mechanism and not as a leapfrog mechanism.”
According to Wolff, the primary purpose of ADUO should be to help manufacturers in difficulty, and in his view only Honda currently fits that description.
Giant Chinese manufacturer BYD has confirmed that it has held conversations with F1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali.
The Chinese brand is rapidly growing and recently overtook Tesla to become the global top seller of EV vehicles.
BYD has previously held several talks with Formula E, but communication is now also taking place with F1.
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has previously outlined that he would welcome a 12th team into the sport, especially if it were a Chinese company.
Whether BYD's interest is as a new team or to join with a current outfit is unknown, but meetings have taken place with Domenicali.
Speaking at the Beijing motor show BYD vice president Stella Li told Sportmediaset: "We met Stefano Domenicali in Shanghai. We maintain a warm relationship and are in regular contact."
Li is a fan of F1, and in particular how drivers dream of reaching it, saying: "I love Formula 1 because it's all about passion and culture, and people dream of driving in Formula 1."
When asked if BYD's future participation in Formula 1 is a possibility, Li replied firmly, "Yes, we are talking about it. It's a real opportunity to test our technology."
