McLaren driver Lando Norris says Formula One has become too focused on business decisions and needs a better balance with its sporting purpose. Speaking ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Norris argues that the sport should prioritize making racing as strong and competitive as possible rather than being driven primarily by commercial considerations. Multiple reports note that Norris’ comments come as drivers express frustration with recently introduced regulations, which they say limit performance and have reduced speed. The complaints are linked in the coverage to effects seen at recent races, including the Belgian Grand Prix, where Norris and others described the racing as being more constrained than expected under the new rule set. The outlets agree that Norris’ position is that F1 should reassess how rule changes and decision-making affect on-track racing, emphasizing the importance of competitive spectacle for participants and fans. His remarks are presented as an effort to prompt discussion about the direction of the sport as the season moves into the Hungarian round.