El jefe de Haas acepta las limitaciones del Gran Premio de Mónaco

Ayao Komatsu, director del equipo Haas de Fórmula 1, ha declarado que los desafíos para adelantar en el Gran Premio de Mónaco deben aceptarse como parte del carácter único del evento. Argumentó que el futuro reglamento de 2026 no cambiará la naturaleza de las carreras en las estrechas calles de Montecarlo.

Komatsu habló durante una aparición en el podcast Essential F1. Señaló que adelantar sigue siendo difícil en otros circuitos, incluidos Suzuka y Miami. El jefe de equipo sugirió centrarse en lo que hace que Mónaco sea distintivo en lugar de intentar alterar su formato de carrera dominical.

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