Max Verstappen has criticised the existing Formula 1 regulations stating that drivers 'can't overtake' in the current generation of cars. The sport was due to introduce a new set of technical regulations ahead of the 2021 season but they were delayed a year due to the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, the team's will carry over their 2020 cars into the new season, with a token system limiting the number of significant changes they can make. F1 has made some slight tweaks to the regulations for the new campaign in a bid to reduce downforce levels, focusing on the floor and the rear end, but Verstappen said that they should look to make the cars lighter. “You know what...
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