US Edition"We know it’s not right” – why Carlos Sainz still doesn’t like F1’s new era
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Carlos Sainz reveals fears of ‘big crash’ under new F1 rules
Carlos Sainz has revealed his fears of a high-speed crash induced by the new Formula 1 regulations at high-speed circuits. The new technical regulations continue to divide opinion in F1, with battery management at the forefront of the debate. Straight Mode (SM) is causing particular concern for Sainz, the combination of high speed corners, low downforce and open rear wings a recipe for disaster in the eyes of the Spaniard. Australia’s high-speed…
= Spanish driver Carlos Sainz, currently with the Williams team, has expressed his concerns about the new Formula 1 regulations, implemented for the 2026 season. With the introduction of these changes, there has been an increase in criticism from some members of the paddock, and Sainz has been one of the latest to make his voice heard. The new regulations impose the use of smaller and more agile cars, as well as engines that combine an almost eq…
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