Williams team principal James Vowles says that the current Formula 1 regulations are not a failure despite drivers finding it increasingly hard to follow rivals.
The current aero package, introduced in 2022, was intended to make it easier to follow and hence overtake than under the previous regulations. That initially proved to be the case but in the third year of car development drivers are reporting dirty air is increasingly becoming an issue and following is becoming harder once more. Mercedes technical director James Allison has questioned the focus on controlling wakes in the current rules, calling it a “tilting at windmills type of challenge.
And in ‘26, again, the rules are still being ratified as we speak, so it's hard to evaluate that.” Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack backed Vowles’s view on the current aero regulations. “I agree with James, I think the regulations are not a fail, at all,” he said. “I think it has allowed various designs from the beginning, then obviously a dominance that none of us want, but that's a fact. “But all in all, I think we have one more year to go, and then we welcome the new ones.
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