Lance Stroll: F1 still "miles off" from proper cars

Miles Off: Stroll Torches F1's Battery-Obsessed Future

In Miami, Lance Stroll basically asked F1 a rude question: when did racing turn into battery math and lift-and-coast homework? He’s binge-watching old screamers, staring at a bossy dashboard, and hinting that a smaller, cheaper car might be way more fun than the big one—awkward. There’s a wink at the business suits, a nudge at the rule book, and a louder thought you can’t unhear: if flat-out isn’t the fastest way, what are we even cheering for? …

Lance Stroll launches scathing attack on 'fundamentally flawed' F1 2026

‘It’s sad’ — Lance Stroll delivers a brutal verdict on F1’s 2026 direction, as the revised regulations prepare for a Miami debut.

Stroll says driving an F3 car is 1,000 times more fun than current F1

Formula One is returning from an enforced five-week break after April races in the Middle East were called off due to the Iran war.   (AFP pic) MIAMI: Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll says Formula One cars are now a lot less fun to drive than a far slower Formula Three. The Canadian, whose team are struggling with an uncompetitive Honda power unit and have yet to score a point in three races of a new engine era, delivered a blunt verdict on Thur…

Stroll - F3 “1000 times more fun” than current F1 cars

Lance Stroll has not held back in a scathing critique of Formula 1’s controversial 2026 regulations, going as far as saying the cars are “fake” and that F3 was “1000 times more fun” than the current F1 cars. The Canadian sampled GT3 machinery for the first time during F1’s enforced April hiatus, taking part in the GT World Challenge Europe season opener in France, as well as testing F3 cars. “I drove other cars over the break, I tested some F3 c…

Stroll unloads on ‘fake’ 2026 F1 cars

Lance Stroll has delivered one of the most scathing verdicts yet on Formula 1’s 2026 regulations, labelling the cars “fake” and “1000 times” less enjoyable than Formula 3 machinery. The post Stroll unloads on ‘fake’ 2026 F1 cars appeared first on Speedcafe.com.