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HAMILTON SLAMS F1 RACE LENGTH REDUCTION PLAN

Original: Lewis Hamilton disagrees with decision to reduce F1 race lengths

Motorsport.com·1h ago·24 September 2026
Lewis Hamilton disagrees with decision to reduce F1 race lengths

Lewis Hamilton disagrees with the FIA's decision to reduce Formula 1 race lengths starting in 2027, contending that longer races should continue.

Lewis Hamilton has disagreed with the decision to shorten Formula 1 grands prix from the 2027 campaign, arguing “longer races” is what the championship needs. On Monday it was announced that the length of a standard grand prix will go from 305km to 290km to reduce the cost of chassis changes fitting

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