Felix Rosenqvist and Will Power took second and third at the Portland Grand Prix, but their post-race focus wasn’t the podium—it was the chaos caused by slower cars. Rosenqvist, who led much of the race, lost crucial time battling lapped traffic, especially Louis Foster. Power, stuck behind Sting Ray Robb, called the current rules outdated relics from the 70s, arguing they’re ridiculous and holding back the sport. Both drivers agreed that while Alex Palou won cleanly, the traffic disrupted the race’s flow and frustrated everyone. They’re tired of the same stale debate every offseason—no real change, no real solutions—and are now openly suggesting drivers themselves need to step up and fix it on track.
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