FIA’s Single-Seater Director Nikolas Tombazis has addressed concerns surrounding the safety and reliability of the movable aero systems set to be introduced in the 2026 Formula 1 regulations. Tombazis has revealed that driver control will be the primary focus, similar to the current Drag Reduction System (DRS), with rigorous testing to ensure failures are avoided.
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Williams Team Principal James Vowles has voiced concerns over the proposed 2026 Formula 1 regulations, which could see the performance gap between F1 and F2 cars shrink to just a few seconds. Vowles emphasizes the need to maintain F1’s position as the leading motorsport series, as teams prepare to discuss the issue with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.
Formula 1 teams have raised concerns about the proposed 2026 regulations, particularly regarding the potential slowness of the cars. Teams are worried that the cars could be several seconds slower than the current F1 cars and barely faster than Formula 2, unless changes are made to the draft regulations.
Just a day after the FIA unveiled its 2026 Formula 1 car design concept, teams have begun voicing concerns over the proposed changes, including aerodynamics, weight reduction, and active aero systems. The teams are pushing for more discussion and collaboration with the governing body to ensure the new regulations enhance the sport for drivers, teams, and fans.
Formula 1 has unveiled the highly anticipated regulations for the 2026 season, which will see a significant shift towards electric power units and innovative car designs. While the aim is to maintain F1-level speeds, some drivers express skepticism about the performance and weight of the new machinery.
The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has unveiled its highly anticipated 2026 Formula 1 regulations, introducing a radical overhaul that emphasizes sustainability, enhanced racing, and driver-centric competition. With innovations like Active Aero, sustainable fuels, and a focus on driver skill, the 2026 regulations aim to revamp the sport and appeal to a new generation of fans, OEMs, and competitors.
Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA has unveiled the highly anticipated ‘nimble car’ concept for the 2026 Formula 1 season. With a focus on improved racing and reduced reliance on downforce, the new regulations feature a shorter, narrower design, active aero, and a significant reduction in weight and drag. These revolutionary changes are set to redefine the future of the sport.
The FIA has unveiled the highly anticipated 2026 Formula 1 technical regulations, ushering in a new era of racing. With a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and enhanced excitement, the regulations feature a host of revolutionary changes, including active aero, lighter car designs, and the use of 100% sustainable fuels.
With the 2026 Formula 1 season on the horizon, Mercedes is feeling confident about its ability to develop a class-leading power unit that could propel the team to renewed dominance under the upcoming regulatory changes. The team’s wealth of experience, progress in recent years, and expertise in emerging technologies like sustainable fuels position Mercedes for success in the new era.