Helmut Marko is another name that has joined the list of critics of the new Formula 1 regulations. The Austrian pointed out how changes need to be made for a better understanding of the rules.
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The package introduced this season has divided opinions, although it leans more towards the negative side. Max Verstappen is the one who has most raised the flag against the regulations, but Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris, for example, have also shown themselves to be against it.
Now, the former Red Bull advisor is another who also does not show a liking for the new aerodynamic package, racing gimmicks, and even the new half-electric, half-internal combustion engine.
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“It is very complicated and the software plays too dominant a role,” the 82-year-old Austrian told the newspaper Kleine Zeitung.
“I don’t know if this can be corrected in a single season. Something has to be done, and driving skill has to become the main focus again,” he added.
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