Haas warnt vor Anhebung der F1-Kostenobergrenze zur Lösung von Problemen bei den Antriebseinheiten 2027

Haas-Teamchef Ayao Komatsu hat die Formel 1 dazu aufgefordert, die Budgetobergrenze bei der Bewältigung der Probleme mit dem Reglement für die Antriebseinheiten 2027 nicht anzuheben. Er argumentierte, dass jegliche Kostenerhöhungen den Zweck der Ausgabenbeschränkungen untergraben würden.

Komatsu betonte die bereits hohen Kosten, die mit den aktuellen Regeln für Antriebseinheiten verbunden sind. Er sagte, zusätzliche Ausgaben von fünf bis zehn Millionen Dollar pro Team für Änderungen im Jahr 2027 würden in die falsche Richtung führen. Der Teamchef unterstrich die Notwendigkeit, die Kosten durch die Bank zu vereinfachen und zu senken, anstatt weitere Erhöhungen der Obergrenze zuzulassen, die bereits in diesem Jahr höher liegt.

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Haas Formula 1 team principal Ayao Komatsu has urged caution against hasty changes following the collision between Oliver Bearman and Franco Colapinto at the Japanese Grand Prix. The incident at Suzuka highlighted concerns over closing speeds under the 2026 regulations. Komatsu emphasized the need for thoughtful adjustments amid ongoing discussions.

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Former Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has criticized Formula 1's new power unit regulations, pointing to flaws in the 50:50 split between internal combustion engine and electrical power. Speaking to ORF, he highlighted energy management issues and safety concerns from the Japanese Grand Prix. Marko anticipates adjustments following upcoming stakeholder meetings.

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Williams driver Carlos Sainz has reiterated concerns over Formula 1's 2026 regulations after the Shanghai Grand Prix, praising energy management at the Chinese track but calling for changes at high-speed circuits like Monza and Spa to improve racing.

Formula 1 stakeholders met on Monday to ratify targeted adjustments to the 2026 technical regulations following recent races. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff urged regulators to use 'a scalpel, not a baseball bat' in making tweaks to address issues like qualifying tactics and safety concerns. The changes focus on powertrain elements amid mixed fan reactions.

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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali expressed confidence that the series will adjust its new 2026 technical regulations to address concerns from drivers and fans. He highlighted increased overtaking and growing global interest despite issues in qualifying sessions. Stakeholders are meeting to implement short-term changes ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.

 

 

 

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