Carlos Sainz delivers honest verdict of F1 Miami GP regulation changes

Carlos Sainz, chairman of the Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA), gave a mixed assessment of the new F1 regulations introduced at the Miami Grand Prix, which were designed to address superclipping and excessive closing speeds. While Sainz praised the FIA for improvements to race conditions and their responsiveness to wet weather concerns, he noted that qualifying issues persist, with cars still decelerating on straights and energy management problems unresolved. Sainz called for further urgent changes, stating the current situation is 'not good enough for F1,' while hinting that power unit manufacturers are limiting the scope of potential alterations.