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Sports · 18 March 2026

Ferrari resists F1 start rule changes, cites too many tweaks.

Ferrari resists F1 start rule changes, cites too many tweaks.

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Scuderia Ferrari have pushed back against further tweaks to Formula 1’s race start procedures, with team boss Frédéric Vasseur insisting the rules have already been altered too much. He argued teams were told to design cars around the regulations rather than expect changes later, adding Ferrari adapted accordingly. Rivals, including George Russell, had called for adjustments after inconsistent starts, but Ferrari believe the debate should now be closed.

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