Toto Wolff Says F1 Bosses to Use 'Scalpel Rather Baseball Bat' in Making Rule Changes

Formula 1 fans, and drivers, wanted changes to the new cars. They’re coming

The new era of “boost buttons” and the harvesting of energy will look a little different when the season resumes in Miami on May 3.

Explained: F1 makes rule changes as drivers get their way for Miami

Formula One has bowed to driver pressure by signing off on nine immediate “refinements” to this season’s controversial new regulations, with further tweaks...

F1 set for changes to promote 'flat out' qualifying and safer overtaking for Miami GP

Formula 1 is set to change how the new cars use their electrical power in an attempt to make qualifying feel more “flat out” and overtaking less likely to result in high-speed crashes

F1 changes made with 'scalpel, not with a baseball bat'

Formula One chiefs have agreed to make changes to the sport's rulebook following major criticism of the new regulations which have cast doubt over Max Verstappen's future.

F1 bosses ‘will use scalpel not baseball bat’ to change regulations, insists Wolff

Mercedes principal confident F1 will find way forwardChanges have come in for heavy criticism this yearThe Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, said he was confident Formula One will find a constructive way forward by using a “scalpel rather than a baseball bat”, as the sport’s leaders met on Monday to agree changes to the new regulations which have come in for criticism over the opening three races this year.Technical and sporting consideration…

Toto Wolff says F1 bosses to use 'scalpel rather baseball bat' in making rule changes

F1 bosses will use "a scalpel rather than a baseball bat" in making changes to the sport's rules at a meeting on Monday, says Toto Wolff.