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Formula E CEO thinks hybrid Formula 1 "makes no sense", and will return to the way it was
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Formula 1 has introduced hybrid engines this 2026 season, which has led to a great division between fans, teams and even drivers, some defending it (like the seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton) and others abhorring it (like the four-time world champion Max Verstappen). Using electric cars in motor racing is not new: Formula E has been doing it since 2014. It is the most prestigious single-seater championship with electric cars, officially …
Formula E CEO thinks hybrid Formula 1 "makes no sense", and will return to the way it was
Formula 1 has introduced hybrid engines this 2026 season, which has been highly divisive between fans, teams and even drivers, some defending it (like seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton) and some loathing it (like four time world champion Max Verstappen). Using electric cars in motorsport is not new: Formula E has been doing it since 2014. It is the most prestigious single-seater championship with electric cars, officially recognised as Wo…
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