Summary
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali responded to criticism from drivers about new rules and changes to cars. Domenicali called for calm, saying it's the start of a new journey and changes can be made if needed. He noted the new rules have attracted new manufacturers like Audi and Cadillac.
Key Facts
- Stefano Domenicali is the head of Formula 1 and spoke about new rules causing criticism.
- Four world champion drivers have criticized the new F1 cars for their driving experience.
- Changes this year include new car designs, engines, and sustainable fuels.
- The new engines require more energy management, which some drivers find complicated.
- Domenicali believes these rules will attract new engine manufacturers, like Audi and Cadillac, to F1.
- The F1 Commission is reviewing data from testing to see if any immediate changes are needed.
- The new engine rules have increased electrical power but complicated energy recovery.
