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Gary Anderson: Two-stops won't fix F1 overtaking woes - but this might
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Due to new F1 rules, 2026 threaten less overholman ver? Alonso warns - tyre risk in Qatar – does the two stop obligation come back?
Gary Anderson: Two-stops won't fix F1 overtaking woes - but this might
Mandatory two-stop races are the latest idea being discussed by the FIA, Formula 1 and the teams to make races more exciting and increase overtaking. But there are far better ways to achieve this.When the DRS was introduced in 2011 to help overtaking, I was convinced that we would end up in this situation. Yes, the aerodynamic characteristics of the cars play a big part in this, but, if you have an artificial mechanism available to you, it remov…
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