Drivers are furious about Formula One’s 2026 technical rules, calling the cars “Formula E on steroids” and complaining they’re hard to control—especially at power-draining tracks—thanks to self-learning systems that surprise them on the track. But behind the scenes, fan enthusiasm is soaring: a survey of 60,000 fans shows ratings for races jumped from 60% to 66% this year, even at notoriously tough circuits like Spa. CEO Stefano Domenicali admits drivers have valid concerns, but insists the sport’s priority is fan enjoyment and commercial growth. He welcomes criticism but prefers private, constructive conversations with drivers like Max Verstappen to solve problems—not just amplify drama—so Formula One can keep evolving for everyone.
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