Lando Norris criticizes F1 rules ahead of Hungarian Grand Prix

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Last updated Jul 25, 2026

Lando Norris criticizes F1 rules ahead of Hungarian Grand Prix
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Lando Norris expressed concerns over recent Formula One regulations before the Hungarian Grand Prix. He criticized the focus on profitability over the sport's integrity, stating that long-time fans likely dislike the current rules, especially those who aren't familiar with the Netflix series Drive to Survive. The new engine rules, which emphasize a balance between combustion and electric power, have faced criticism after events in Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps, where drivers adjusted their pace to manage battery usage. Norris highlighted the need for drivers to have more influence in decision-making to enhance the racing experience for fans.

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  • Norris speaks before the Hungarian Grand Prix.
  • He critiques F1's focus on profit over sport.
  • New engine rules receive backlash from drivers.
  • Criticism follows events at Silverstone and Spa.
  • Fans from before Drive to Survive may dislike current changes.
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  • 9:18 AMYahoo SportsLando Norris says long-standing fans must ‘hate’ current F1 rules
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World champion Lando Norris has taken a swipe at Formula One chiefs accusing them of putting profit before the sport. Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, Norris also claimed F1 fans who have not been reared on Netflix’s Drive to Survive series will “hate” this season’s regulations.

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