Volatile reactions as Verstappen and Norris critique 2026 F1 car rules after drivers briefing
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In Melbourne, an unusually long drivers briefing over the 2026 ground-effect cars and energy rules sparked public and behind the scenes criticism from Verstappen and Norris, with Verstappen saying the cars are not fun and Norris calling them the worst ever; insiders note debates over straight mode zones and potential FIA tweaks after the Australian GP, as teams seek a way to balance performance and energy management.
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