Lewis Hamilton calls for less software reliance in F1 as he highlights "real frustration"

Lewis Hamilton has voiced frustration over Formula 1's growing reliance on complex software and energy management systems, arguing that drivers are being penalised by technical regulations rather than rewarded for raw pace. Speaking on the StarTalk podcast with Neil deGrasse Tyson during the Miami Grand Prix weekend, the seven-time champion and Ferrari driver explained that the systems make it difficult for both fans and drivers to fully understand the sport. Hamilton believes that faster cornering should naturally translate to better lap times, but current technical regulations undermine that principle.