Main takeaways:
– ‘Nimble car’ concept at the heart of 2026 Technical Regulations targets improved and closer racing
– 2026 cars will be 30kg lighter than current generation F1 cars improving efficiency and handling
– Redesigned power unit builds on the world’s most efficient engines with almost 300% more battery power and an even split between internal combustion and electric power
– Active aerodynamics package to promote closer racing
– Increased overtaking opportunities through new Manual Override Mode, giving drivers extra 0.5MJ of energy
– Record number of six power unit manufacturers with Ferrari, Mercedes, Alpine, Honda, Audi and Red Bull Ford Powertrains committed to F1 from 2026
– 2026 cars to run on 100% sustainable fuel
– Improved safety through stronger structures and even tougher tests
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