Diego Mejia
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6d ago
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The Race F1 Podcast · Spanish GP: Was Lando Norris robbed + How to fix the Madring · 13 Sep 2026
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So it may look fair to implement a rule, but depending on the outcome, some may say it wasn't fair.
So, yeah, and the more you complicate the rules, I guess it's worse.
I think we have a very, very long rulebook here.
right now and i wouldn't make it any more complex than it is
that is
Absolutely.
And we were expecting a lot of chaos in this race and there was none.
So imagine if we hadn't had this, it would have been, yeah, maybe no changes at all at the front.
It probably would have been more for Tulando, but it would have taken away some dynamic in the race positions at the front.
Yeah, and we've had that at some races.
I remember it was in Monza, one year where Magnussen was stopped before pit entry, and they had to recover his car, but they had to close the pits.
So that was the opportunity to maybe bunch up the field and do something different.
But yeah, I don't think that's a solution.
And in F1...
It would always be hard to overtake.
And I don't necessarily think a race with more overtakes is better than a race with less.
You want to have a fight.
You want to have, you know, drivers taking risks, maybe colliding sometimes.
But every time you generate another...
random factor it it's it's a hey moment you know like it makes you maybe jump from your seat and say oh things are changing but it's it's the unexpected is better than something that it's very controlled so the engineers want to want to have and the teams want to have everything under control but it's better if that's not the case i think
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