Martin Brundle calls for changes to F1 rules after Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton incident

Martin Brundle calls for changes to F1 rules after Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton incident

Martin Brundle has expressed serious concerns regarding Formula 1's 2026 regulations after Lando Norris disclosed that his vehicle passed Lewis Hamilton entirely without his intention at the Japanese Grand Prix

How the Japanese GP Hamilton-Norris battle highlighted a flaw in 2026 F1 rules

Towards the end of the Japanese GP, Hamilton and Norris battled for fifth, but within their duel there’s an aspect that deserves investigation – namely how lifting off the throttle can paradoxically lead to a 'forced' overtake

Why Lewis Hamilton's battle with Lando Norris highlights another critical 2026 F1 flaw

The Suzuka race highlighted why the 2026 Formula 1 regulations can both create exciting races – thanks to hybrid energy deployment strategies that cause near-constant passing – but also what the critical issues are that need addressing, starting at next week’s meeting between F1, the FIA, and the teams.Precisely because of this dynamic of overtakes and counter-overtakes, the Japanese ...Keep reading

Lando Norris' unplanned Lewis Hamilton overtake sparks Brundle FIA warning

Martin Brundle raises alarm after Lando Norris admits he ‘didn’t want’ to pass Lewis Hamilton, the battery did.