Norris Slams F1 Speed Limiter After Mexico GP Overtaking Woes

Ferrari and F1 rivals face major 2026 battery deployment challenge despite 350 kW power

Removing the electrical deployment restrictions from Formula 1’s 2026 power units could increase top speeds by 20 km/h, but a new simulation suggests the improvement in race performance would be surprisingly small. The findings highlight the difficulties behind the energy management rules criticised by Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris following the Mexican Grand Prix, raising […]

Norris says F1's speed cap is 'ruining racing'

Lando Norris believes an F1 regulation designed to improve racing is doing precisely the opposite, as he experienced in Mexico.

Norris Slams F1 Speed Limiter After Mexico GP Overtaking Woes

Main Story: Lando Norris says Formula 1’s 2026 battery-deployment speed limit is undermining overtaking by making cars with similar pace hit the same top-speed ceiling, even when one has a slipstream. Lewis Hamilton has also criticized the rule, which Norris says—not power-unit hardware—is the problem.

Formula 1 News: Norris pans F1's Frankenstein cars again

Lando Norris (pictured) has become the latest high-profile critic of the 2026 Frankenstein Car regulations’ artificial top-speed limiter, arguing after the Mexico City Grand Prix that it has effectively killed …

Lando Norris blasts F1 top speed limiters: “We should easily go quicker than a motorbike”

Lando Norris blasts F1's limiter for ruining racing at the Mexico City GP, comparing the cars to MotoGP bikes