Max Verstappen Complains About the New Regulations in Formula 1 and Also Highlights the Weekend’s Results

The Dutch driver spoke about the new regulations in Formula One after the conclusion of the first Grand Prix of this season in Australia

Problems with the new regulations

The Dutch Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen, did not hide his displeasure with the new Formula 1 regulations, although he was more restrained after finishing sixth in Australia and becoming one of the race's protagonists by making up 14 places: "It's a big change, but at least I was able to overtake as I wanted."

"It has been a complicated race, as at the beginning there was a lot of graining and it seems that the hard tire was not the best for today." That's something we need to understand, considering that the asphalt here is very different from that in Bahrain," emphasized the Dutchman.

The positive aspects according to Verstappen

In any case, he was pleased with the car's pace, stating that "it hasn't been bad" and that it seemed they had "got it right." "But with this year's changes, it's very different to make a comeback with this car." There are things I don't like that I've already mentioned and that we still need to work on," he concluded.

Next Grand Prix and how the outlook is for Max

It wouldn't be the first time that the four-time world champion driver at Red Bull complained about the new regulations and the car, he even made comments about the new regulations before they were implemented. For the moment, Max Verstappen has 8 points with the result of this Australian Grand Prix, the next will be in China, during the next weekend.