Key stakeholders in Formula 1 are set to meet to discuss potential tweaks to the sport's regulations, following a series of discussions and driver criticism over energy management requirements. The meeting, attended by representatives from F1, the FIA, teams, and engine manufacturers, aims to agree on plans for final approval via a World Motor Sport Council e-vote.
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has described the talks as 'constructive and collaborative', with drivers providing 'invaluable input' on adjustments to ensure safe, fair, and competitive racing. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has cautioned that any rule changes should be made with precision, 'with a scalpel and not with a baseball bat', to avoid oversights and protect the sport's integrity. The F1 season resumes with the Miami Grand Prix, and stakeholders are working together to find solutions to improve the racing experience while balancing safety and competitiveness.