Sainz, Norris Slam New F1 Regulations After Australian GP: 'Worst Cars Ever'
Sainz, Norris Slam New F1 Regulations After Australian GP: 'Worst Cars Ever'
- •Carlos Sainz criticized new F1 regulations after finishing 15th at the Australian GP, citing safety concerns and an "unsatisfactory" first lap.
- •Sainz stated the "formula they believed was effective" is inadequate, specifically mentioning the ineffective 50-50 power split.
- •Reigning champion Lando Norris echoed the criticism, calling the new cars "arguably the worst" and blaming the 50-50 power distribution.
- •Mercedes' George Russell countered, suggesting Norris's complaints were due to not winning and highlighting past driver complaints about porpoising.
- •Russell noted that drivers prioritize self-interest and competition dynamics change, citing McLaren's past performance with the same engine.
