F1 needs better balance between business and sport, says Norris
Summary
Lando Norris, a Formula One world champion, said the sport focuses too much on making money and not enough on racing itself. He explained that new rules were made to attract big companies like Audi, but this has affected how the sport feels for drivers and fans.Key Facts
- Formula One has changed rules to attract new teams like Audi.
- Audi joined by taking over the Sauber team this season.
- New rules increased the use of electric power in races, aiming for half electric engine and half traditional engine.
- Drivers feel these changes have slowed down the cars and affected racing.
- Norris says business interests now lead the sport more than the quality of racing.
- Fans today are more focused on driver personalities than just the race results.
- Drivers want more say in how the sport is run.
- The Formula One organization says drivers are listened to and the sport’s success benefits everyone involved.
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