Teams are in talks about the possibility of introducing a winter shutdown to aid the well-being of their staff as the F1 calendar continues to expand.
F1 currently has a two-week shutdown during the summer break that is enshrined in the regulations, ensuring staff get time off through the busy season by making teams pause their operations.
This would see a similar approach be taken to the summer shutdown, putting a fixed period in the rules where all teams must pause operations and staff members will get time off. "Obviously that's still up for discussion. But there was a positive indication, for the well-being of the people."With the final race of the season scheduled for November 20 in Abu Dhabi, this year will mark the earliest finish to a campaign since 2010, when the title showdown was held on November 14.
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