F1 CEO dismisses 'crazy' censorship claims over 2026 footage
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has labeled as "crazy" the theory that the sport deliberately censored onboard footage to conceal problems with the 2026 car regulations. He stressed F1 is proud to showcase its product and remains open to constructive feedback, though he dismissed a broader narrative of negativity. The statement follows fan backlash after broadcast cuts during the Japanese Grand Prix qualifying.
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has forcefully rejected accusations that the sport intentionally censored onboard footage to hide issues with the 2026 car regulations, calling such claims "crazy." The denial comes after fan criticism when broadcast directors cut away from a key section of Andrea Kimi Antonelli's pole lap in Japan, fueling speculation of an attempt to mask the 'superclipping' problem seen in previous races. Domenicali emphasized F1's pride in its current product and openness to feedback, while downplaying a perceived wave of negativity around the upcoming rules.
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