Norris on F1 business impacts
British driver Lando Norris of McLaren emphasized that commercial decisions have significantly impacted the course of the Formula 1 World Championship, intensifying his criticism of regulations that have reduced car speeds, especially after restrictions were put in place during the Belgian Grand Prix. Norris pointed out that these changes were necessary to accommodate new teams like Audi, which joined after acquiring Sauber, where the rules increased reliance on electric power, with further modifications expected in 2027 to reduce the electric contribution. He criticized F1 management, arguing that it has become more focused on profit rather than the sport itself, affirming that the championship could be better and that at its core, it remains a sport.
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