F1's 2026 rulebook is getting an overall update and Red Bull's Max Verstappen is not happy. The FIA is looking to add active arrow with wings that adjust mid-race for more overtaking. Here's the twist. Simulations showed cars could spin out with just a rear wing on active duty, so they're adding an adjustable front wing too. Verstappen thinks it's all a big no-no. He wants the FIA to focus on making the cars lighter, shorter, and not more complex. But there's a reason for the FIA's fancy footwork. The new 2026 engines will be less powerful, meaning lower top speeds. That's why they need the wings to switch between high downforce for corners and low drag for straits, all to create those sweet overtaking battles that are lacking with current regulations. So is active arrow the future of F1 or is Verstappen right about keeping things simple? Let us know in the comments what you think.