US EditionJames Vowles Dismisses Charles Leclerc’s Concerns About 2026 F1 Cars
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Toto Wolff discussed in the press conference in Austria the subject of the regulatory revolution of 2026. Charles Leclerc expressed doubts about the pleasure of driving the new single-seaters next year. Is the director of Mercedes F1 also worried about the "fun" felt by the drivers next year? Should we urgently review the regulation and lower the share of electricity, as Red Bull asks? "Fans must take pleasure in watching Formula 1 and the (...)
'It gets better' - Leclerc given 2026 F1 car reassurance
A rival Formula 1 team boss has reassured Charles Leclerc that his early concerns about 2026 cars will ease over time as Ferrari gets a better understanding of the new rules.Williams team principal James Vowles reckons that Leclerc's comments about his first run in a 2026 simulator model being ‘not enjoyable' are likely more down to Ferrari having an immature understanding of the regulations than there being a wider problem with the new rule set…
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