There was a lot of chatter late in the season about the so-called racing guidelines in the Formula 1 paddock before the conversation inevitably shifted to more exciting talking points \u2013 like the title fight and that other set of \u2018not regulations\u2019, called the Papaya rules.<\/p>\n
The drivers held a lengthy meeting with the FIA in Qatar which, although annual and pre-planned, still felt like a crunch moment given their comments in the weeks leading up to it. Those remarks suggested there was something to fix. Yet, as outrageous as it may sound, there is a valid argument that many of the drivers actually share: there\u2019s nothing fundamentally wrong with the guidelines themselves. Drivers were involved in developing them, after all. What F1 \u2013 drivers and FIA included \u2013 needs is a better understanding of what those guidelines actually represent.<\/p>\n
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