Sainz urges F1 to be open-minded about 2026 rules changes
Carlos Sainz has called on Formula 1 and the FIA to remain open to adjusting the 2026 regulations if the early races reveal problems. The Williams driver believes the sport should not be too proud to make mid-season changes if the new rules fail to deliver good racing. His pragmatic stance echoes the views of several colleagues who want the governing bodies to be responsive rather than rigid as the new era unfolds.
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