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Formula 1 chiefs to make push for lighter grand prix cars
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this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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Earlier this season, I saw comparison pictures of the cars at Monaco, comparing current cars with roughly 2012-14. The current cars are probably 1/3 larger. It just seems unrealistic on the street circuits. I would like to see f1 return to the smaller cars.
While I agree, safety considerations will probably get in the way of that. But yeah, at least try to make them smaller again! :)