F1 returns at Miami after a 5-week break as FIA rolls out rule changes
Formula 1 resumes at the Miami Grand Prix after an unexpected five-week hiatus caused by the cancellation of two Middle East races due to the war in Iran. The FIA has introduced rule changes in response to driver criticism over the performance and handling of the new cars, particularly regarding electrical battery power. Drivers like Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have expressed concerns about their limited influence on decision-making, calling for greater collaboration moving forward.
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