The Thai-British driver was asked about the group chat the 22 competitors share.

Speaking to Cosmopolitan, he explained: "There is a Formula One driver group chat.

He added with a smile and pumping his fist in the air: "I guess it's a bit of a global ranting forum let's say."

GPDA Chairman and former F1 driver Alexander Wurz revealed that the drivers’ WhatsApp group is more active than ever as they work to find common ground on the new rules.

Speaking on the Lift and Roast podcast, the former Austrian driver said: "That famous WhatsApp group we’ve got, which I set up back in 2015 or 2016 — it’s absolutely blowing up right now. I’ve never seen it this active, honestly — even just before the podcast it was going off.

The FIA intends to consult with the Formula 1 drivers again in the short term about possible adjustments to the technical regulations. That meeting should take place before April 20, GPblog understands.

That would be ahead of the meeting involving the FIA, F1 and the team principal where they review the proposed the changes together. However, despite the growing concerns, GPblog understands that no immediate overhaul is on the table, with any major regulatory changes unlikely to arrive before the 2027 season.