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Kaltenborn: Formula 1 has become ‘too technical'

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn has said Formula 1 is now 'too technical' and supports the idea of the sport becoming more open. Kaltenborn believes Formula 1 is too difficult to understand and, as a result, risks alienating its fanbase. 'We have in some ways far too technical that even people within the sport do not understand it fully,' said Kaltenborn via Autosport. 'Do we really need that? No. 'We are not here in a technical world. 'Technical excellence is part of F1 but it needs to be balanced out with other interests as well.' FOM boss Ross Brawn has recently stated that information about the technical aspects of the cars could be shared in order to make the sport more competitive and...
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