Norris: Hard to Believe Drivers Prefer These Cars

Norris: Hard to believe drivers prefer these cars

MIAMI -- Lando Norris has said he still finds it difficult to believe any driver could enjoy Formula 1's new cars more than previous generations and doubts tweaks made for the Miami Grand Prix will make a huge difference to the racing experience.

Lando Norris Skewers 2026: FIA Tweaks, Same Yo-Yo Racing

Lando Norris likes the qualifying tweaks, but he’s still side-eyeing a 2026 that races like a phone on 1% vs 100%—zap, coast, repeat; in Miami he hints why the quick fixes feel neat on Saturday, messy on Sunday, why drivers dream of lighter cars and karting-style scraps, and why the real blockers wear suits, not helmets—curious about his “yo-yo racing” gripe, the battery drama, and the changes he says would actually make you yell at the TV in a …

‘Just a tickle’: Verstappen’s fresh rules swipe as drivers weigh in on changes ahead of F1 return

‘Just a tickle’: Verstappen’s fresh rules swipe as drivers weigh in on changes ahead of F1 return

Formula One drivers welcome rule tweaks, but say more change needed

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, Cadillac’s Sergio Perez and Audi’s Nico Hulkenberg attend a press conference ahead of the Miami GP in Florida. (EPA Images pic) MIAMI: Formula One’s drivers on Thursday welcomed rules tweaks made on safety grounds, but warned that more was needed to improve the racing at this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix. Speaking at an official news conference, most drivers said the changes made to the levels of ‘super-clipping’ and of ba…

Drivers wary ahead of Miami Grand Prix for make or break for Formula 1 engine rules

Formula 1 drivers said the Miami Grand Prix will provide the first real test of urgent rule tweaks aimed at reducing unsafe closing speeds