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Toto Wolff suggests stable regulations better for F1 long-term

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes keeping regulations as stable as possible for 2021 will be beneficial for Formula 1’s long-term health. Mercedes has largely dominated Formula 1 since the introduction of V6 turbo hybrid power units in 2014, and remained ahead when aerodynamic regulations were overhauled for 2017. Only Ferrari and Red Bull have joined Mercedes in winning grands prix since 2014. Formula 1 chiefs are in the process of shaping the Sporting and Technical regulations for the next cycle, which begins in 2021, but Wolff reckons stability is preferable to vast changes. “The default reaction in the past, when a team, or three big teams are running away, is that we...
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