Key stakeholders in Formula 1 are convening to discuss potential modifications to the sport's regulations following a series of talks. The discussions, which involve the FIA, Formula 1, teams, and engine manufacturers, aim to address concerns raised by drivers regarding energy management and safety. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has emphasized the need for a cautious approach, advocating for the use of 'a scalpel, not a baseball bat' when making changes. The meeting, which includes representatives from the FIA, Formula 1, teams, and engine manufacturers, seeks to finalize proposals for approval via a World Motor Sport Council e-vote.
The F1 season resumes with the Miami Grand Prix, and stakeholders are working together to improve the sport while maintaining its competitiveness and safety.