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- Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing driver, calls the 2026 Formula 1 regulations 'anti-racing' and likens them to 'Formula E on steroids'.
- Anthony Davidson, former Formula 1 driver, and Jost Capito, former Williams team principal, counter Verstappen’s view.
- The 2026 rules implement a 50:50 split between internal combustion engines and electric power.
- Capito says the ratio may evolve and urges fans to temper expectations ahead of Australian Grand Prix qualifying.
