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I think the changes will help the visual experience (and improve safety) as cars are less likely to run out of energy. However, it doesn't resolve the underlying issue that these cars are pretty tame, and drivers are rarely required to push to the limit.
Fully agree. Unfortunately, the FIA cares more about attracting as many engine manufacturers as possible so we are probably stuck with 50% electric power units at least until the 2040s. Please correct if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that if they went back to non-hybrid engines then the teams would probably only have 2 to 3 options for power units. I think this would create a more competitive season and would help grow the sport even faster via Drive to Survive on Netflix. Non-hybrid engines would lower the cost of running a team and make it more affordable for the growing number of super-rich people in the world.