Reigning F1 world champion Max Verstappen calls the FIA's in-season intervention on porpoising "a bit of a shame" given how some teams have mastered the problem. Ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA released a technical directive outlining a series of measures aimed at reducing and eventually eliminating the vertical oscillation suffered by a majority of F1's new generation cars. In Baku, several drivers, including Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, denounced their car's bouncing and bottoming and the potential physical consequences generated by the phenomenon. Red Bull's RB18 is among the rare cars in the field that isn't impacted by the problem, nor...
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