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  1. A proposal requires approval from the General Assembly, involving the FIA and its current leadership, including Stefano Domenicali.
  2. The FIA is managing major proposed changes to power unit regulations, which are facing opposition and technical pushback from various teams including Ferrari.
  3. F1 drivers and teams, including Cadillac, are discussing proposed shifts to a 60:40 power split and current technical package limitations.

Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen criticized the slow pace of technical rule changes regarding the F1 season.

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Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen criticized the slow pace of technical rule changes regarding the F1 season.

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  1. Tost, the team boss of Racing Bulls, explains Max Verstappen's frustration regarding the current technical limitations of the new F1 cars.Sub-event
  2. Alonso and Verstappen criticized the slow pace of technical rule changes.1 source

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F1 drivers and teams, including Cadillac, are discussing proposed shifts to a 60:40 power split and current technical package limitations. All 2 developments

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