Formula 1 is increasingly likely to step back from introducing a single stage rules revamp for the Miami Grand Prix, and may even wait until June’s race at Barcelona before committing to the biggest tweaks.Discussions are ongoing between the FIA and teams about changes to the 2026 regulations aimed at resolving two problem areas that emerged over the first events of the season.The chief one is to address safety concerns surrounding the huge closing speeds of cars which contributed to Ollie Bearman’s huge crash at the Japanese Grand Prix.Efforts are also underway to improve qualifying, with drivers and fans not happy about the spectacle and challenge of the shoot-out for grid positions having been marred by too much energy management.Further meetings of sporting and technical ch …
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Author: Jon Noble
