Formula 1 is facing criticism over its 2026 regulations, and Formula 1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali has indicated he is open to making adjustments amid concerns about safety and race quality.
The 2026 rules increase reliance on electric energy and force constant energy management by drivers; observers say overtaking has risen but can feel artificially engineered, and a 50G crash involving Ollie Bearman at Suzuka raised safety worries.
Mick Schumacher, who is racing in his rookie IndyCar season, told Motorsport.com in an exclusive interview that he believes Formula 1 will "find a way to improve" the regulations, pointing to the sport's history of rapid technical fixes.
Schumacher said Formula 1's engineers and rulemakers have previously addressed problems within a season or a few years, and he expects the championship to regain enjoyable on-track performance.
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