Domenicali makes a dire statement about Verstappen’s dominance

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said that and#039;that would be wrong and#039; act to end the reign of Max Verstappen and Red Bulland.
The team has produced a car in 2023 that is far better than the rest of the field in 2023. This is supported by the fact that they only lost one race all season, the Singapore Grand Prix, when Carlos Sainz managed to win his Ferrari
Going into 2022, Max Verstappen has indeed won 32 of the last 42 F1 races and cruises to both 2022 and 2023 drivers #039; championship, breaking several records.
It was probably even more impressive than the Mercedesand#039; winning streak in 2016 or their run at the World Cup in 2014-2021.
Domenicali excludes procedures

During that time, F1 officials intervened to try to curb Mercedes’ dominance over the rest of the field, taking measures such as banning their linked suspension system in the early days of the hybrid era. Now, Domenicali refused to suggest that they might be planning anything to smooth things out in the future, suggesting that excellence should be valued.
andquot;When you look back at the dominance of a driver or a team, that has always been part of F1,andquot; he told Channel 4.
andquot;One thing we have to consider is that Max Verstappen certainly did and is doing an incredible job. We have to admit it.
andquot;But when you see today that there are shortages in qualified people, that is incredible. If you look at the past numbers of the last two seasons, we are at the top of the scale.
andquot;We can’t be seen as a sport that tries to do something against anyone, that would be wrong.andquot;