Mick Schumacher respalda la capacidad de la F1 para perfeccionar el reglamento de 2026

El piloto de IndyCar, Mick Schumacher, expresó su confianza en que la Fórmula 1 mejorará su criticado reglamento de 2026, haciéndose eco de las recientes declaraciones del CEO de la F1, Stefano Domenicali. En una entrevista con Motorsport.com previa a su carrera en Long Beach, el ex piloto de F1 trazó paralelismos con innovaciones pasadas, como las soluciones al efecto suelo de 2022.

Schumacher, hijo del siete veces campeón de F1 Michael y quien compitió por última vez en la F1 en 2022, ofreció tranquilidad en medio de los debates de principios de temporada sobre el enfoque del reglamento de 2026 en la energía eléctrica, que ha fomentado los adelantamientos pero ha recibido críticas respecto a la clasificación y la seguridad, incluido el fuerte accidente de Oliver Bearman en Suzuka. Tras los comentarios de Domenicali sobre posibles ajustes, Schumacher señaló: 'La F1 es un desarrollo continuo. Siempre trabajarán duro ante cualquier problema que enfrenten; lo mejorarán'. Destacó cómo los problemas de 'porpoising' de los coches con efecto suelo de 2022 se resolvieron rápidamente, convirtiéndolos en los vehículos más rápidos. 'No dudo de que encontrarán la manera de mejorar lo que tienen y volver a divertirse', añadió. Mientras se prepara para su debut en IndyCar en Long Beach, Schumacher elogió el historial de reinvención de la F1 para mantenerse como la cima del automovilismo.

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