‘Come and speak to us’: Hamilton calls for more driver involvement in F1 rules
Summary
Lewis Hamilton and other Formula One drivers are asking to have a direct role in decisions about the sport’s rules. They want to work alongside teams and the sport’s governing body, the FIA, to improve regulations and avoid problems like those caused by recent changes to energy management rules.Key Facts
- Lewis Hamilton says drivers should have a “seat at the table” to help decide F1 rules.
- Current rules changed how energy is used in races, causing driver complaints.
- Drivers feel they are often not involved in early decisions about new rules or equipment like tires.
- Max Verstappen and Lando Norris also support giving drivers more influence in rule-making.
- Changes to energy management rules were made after drivers expressed safety and performance concerns.
- Drivers believe their input could prevent future problems and improve the sport for fans.
- The Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA) supports more driver involvement in decisions.
- Some drivers admit they may not understand all business details but still want their views considered.
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