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flag Max Verstappen remains in F1 despite criticizing 2026 rules as "anti-racing" and planning a GT3 debut.

flag Max Verstappen, four-time Formula 1 world champion, says he remains committed to F1 despite growing frustration with the 2026 regulations, which he calls “anti-racing” and likened to “Formula E on steroids.” He criticizes the new cars for reducing driver skill, making races feel like video games, and increasing safety risks, such as depleted hybrid batteries at race starts. flag While he values his work with Red Bull, Verstappen finds greater enjoyment in endurance racing, including a planned debut in a GT3 car at the Nürburgring 24 Hours. flag At 28, he sees exploring other motorsport disciplines as a natural next step after achieving his F1 goals. flag He continues to push for rule changes with F1 and the FIA, hoping for improvements by next season.

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