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Formula 1 will be harder to follow for fans in 2026 – Max Verstappen

Story byMotorsport photoErwin JaeggiSun, March 1, 2026 at 8:42 AM UTC·3 min readFor the average Formula 1 fan, understanding what happens in races won’t become any easier, according to Max Verstappen. F1’s popularity has surged in recent years, boosted by the eponymous movie starring Brad Pitt and Netflix series Drive to Survive. But the revamped technical regulations for 2026, with much greater emphasis on energy management, could make the sport more difficult to follow, the Red Bull driver has argued. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRead Also: Everything we learned from Season 8 of F1's Drive To Survive Asked during Viaplay’s media day what fans will notice from all the changes, Verstappen replied: “It will be complicated to follow and to explain. That’s the main thing.

Formula 1 will be harder to follow for fans in 2026 – Max Verstappen

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  • In the end it’s still a Formula 1 car – a race car – and we will still qualify and race.
  • But it will take some getting used to for everyone.“Also in terms of overtaking.
  • I honestly have no idea yet how that will play out.
  • So there are still a lot of question marks for all of us.
  • On the other hand, that also makes it interesting, because it gives you a reason to tune in.”AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRegarding what it will mean for him personally, he explained: “You have a certain amount of energy you can deploy over a lap, and then it depends on how good your engine is and how efficient your car is on the straights.
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