Is one-team domination in F1 a turn-off for new fans? Stefano Domenicali sees quite the opposite happening...
The new Technical Regulations rolled out for 2022, alongside the budget cap and sliding scale on wind tunnel testing allowances, were all designed to, in the coming years, create a far more level playing field in Formula 1, with cars designed to make following another car easier.
With three rounds gone, Red Bull have claimed all three poles and victories on offer, two for Max Verstappen and one for Sergio Perez in both of those tallies. In the past such predictability over the leading force would be rather testing for fan interest, but with Formula 1 now enjoying an explosion of new fans, the series’ president says a trend has prevailed where these fans are not deterred at all by a dominant team.
“If you look at the others, the other teams are very close. I’m very confident that with the budget cap, the situation will evolve in the best way for the better competition.
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