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FIA Assures F1 Racing Spectacle Will Not Suffer Despite Slower Cars in 2026
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Formula 1s scheduled for 2026 should initially be between one and two and a half seconds slower per lap than their predecessors, according to Nikolas Tombazis, director of single-seaters at the FIA. This forecast comes in the context of a major overhaul of the regulations, both in the chassis and in the powertrain, marking the entry of the sport into a new era. If the wait is strong, these changes also raise some concerns, notably about the pote…
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Formula 1 is preparing for a major transformation as the new regulations for the 2026 season approach, yet numerous concerns continue to emerge across the paddock regarding how the cars will perform under the revised rules. The 2026 regulations will see the sport make a significant push towards sustainability, with all teams required to use fully sustainable fuels. Power units will operate on a hybrid system featuring an equal 50/50 split betwee…
What F1 boss thinks about drivers' 2026 rules fears
Formula 1 must not over-react to how the opening races of 2026 play out, warns its CEO Stefano Domenicali, amid huge uncertainty about what grand prix racing's new rules era will look like. As teams continue work on preparing their all-new cars and power units for next season, many of them are still voicing concerns about potential downsides of the new regulations.However, the FIA insisted recently that a lot of potential issues have been ironed…
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