FIA adjusts rules for GP from Azerbaijan – Verstappen reacts surprisingly after Italian triumphThe Formula 1 world was again startled by a remarkable decision by the FIA. Just a few days after Max Verstappen achieved a resounding victory during the Grand Prix of Italy and continued his record -breaking series, the international motorsport federation announced that the regulations for the upcoming GP of Azerbaijan will be changed.According to insiders, the adjustments are specifically intended to make the dominant position of the four -time world champion more difficult. The new rules relate to the use of certain motor tires and energy recovery strategies, elements in which Red Bull Racing, led by Verstappen, had built up a clear advantage in recent seasons.The announcement immediately caused a wave of discussion. Fans and experts speak of an unprecedented procedure that should promote sporting equality, but according to critics endanger the integrity of the competition. Some see it as an attempt to artificially create more tension in the championship, while others think it was time to limit Red Bull’s dominance.What made the situation extra interesting was the reaction of Verstappen himself. Instead of fiercing it to the FIA, as many had expected, the Dutchman showed himself remarkably calm and confident.“Changing rules is nothing new in Formula 1,”he explained during a short press conference.“We have often seen that success gives rise to new limitations. For me and for the team that does not change: we adjust and we continue to fight to win. That is what racing is all about.”His words not only surprise the journalists present, but also the fans who responded en masse on social media. Many praised his adult and controlled attitude, and saw it proof of his growth as a athlete and as a public figure.“This is the reaction of a real champion,”wrote a supporter on Twitter.There was also confidence within the Red Bull camp. Team boss Christian Horner emphasized that the technical staff of the team is already working hard on adjustments to minimize the impact of the new rules.“We are used to these kinds of challenges. Every time the rules change, that also offers opportunities. I am sure that we will remain competitive in Baku,” “Thus Horner.In the meantime, the FIA ​​remains with its position that the changes were needed to make the sport more attractive and fairer. In a statement, the organization stated that Formula 1 is constantly developing and that it is its duty to ensure that no team retains an unfair advantage.The upcoming GP from Azerbaijan therefore promises to be more exciting than ever. Not only is a challenging street circuit on the program, but also the question of how Verstappen and Red Bull will deal with the new limitations. One thing is clear: what was meant as a brake on Verstappen’s success, could be the fuel for a new demonstration of his class.