Summary
Lewis Hamilton, a Formula 1 driver, said that the new changes to the sport this year make it more enjoyable to race. The new rules involve a mix of engine power sources and have led to a type of racing where cars frequently switch positions, which Hamilton finds fun. However, some drivers are not as happy with these changes.
Key Facts
- Lewis Hamilton described the current Formula 1 racing as more fun compared to previous years.
- The new car rules include a mix of combustion and electrical power, causing ongoing adjustments in energy levels during races.
- This change has led to a racing style called "yo-yo racing," where cars frequently pass each other.
- The new rules are aimed at creating more exciting races by allowing cars to follow each other more closely.
- Some drivers, including Max Verstappen, are not satisfied with the current power deployment.
- A meeting between teams and the FIA addressed the racing experience, leading to a rule update for Japan's race reducing energy recovery.
- The drivers and teams are adjusting to these changes for the current season and hope for improvements next year.
