Norris criticises F1 speed limits and slipstream after Mexico City Grand Prix

Lando Norris has criticised the current Formula 1 technical regulations, arguing that they have reduced the usefulness of slipstreaming. The McLaren driver was held up in a train of cars during the Mexico City Grand Prix and voiced his frustration.

Norris said that a cap on the cars' speed creates an artificial ceiling that limits performance. He suggested that F1 cars should be able to go considerably faster than they currently do.

The text of the report is limited, so further detail on the specific limits Norris referred to is not available.