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Lando Norris criticizes Formula 1's new era following the chaotic Australian Grand Prix. Despite finishing fifth, Norris remains adamant about the dangers posed by the sweeping 2026 regulations. He describes the race as “way too much chaos,” highlighting the unpredictable nature of energy management that leads to erratic performance swings among drivers. “You're just waiting for something to happen and something to go quite horribly wrong,” he states.
The new rules prioritize electrical energy, creating extreme speed differences that turn racing into a gamble. Norris warns that this could lead to severe accidents as cars rapidly change speeds, increasing the risk of collisions. “When someone hits someone at that speed, you're going to fly and you're going to do a lot of damage to yourself and maybe to others,” he adds. Norris’s concerns echo throughout the paddock as drivers navigate this volatile new landscape.
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