F1: ADUO has 'weaknesses' admits Tombazis
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The ADUO system, introduced this year to allow F1 motorists in difficulty to catch up, has not finished talking about it. After the surprise of Red Bull, designated as the manufacturer with the best thermal motor at the first control point (after Canada), the FIA now admits that if its device works as planned, it also has some weaknesses that will have to be corrected in the future. The ADUO (Additional Development and Upgrade (...)
Nikolas Tombazis responds to the controversy surrounding Formula 1’s ADUO system
The ADUO system has been one of the most controversial political and technical subjects in Formula 1 during the first half of the 2026 season, and the FIA now accepts that changes may be required. Nikolas Tombazis, the FIA’s Single-Seater Director, has defended the accuracy of the measurements used to determine which power unit manufacturers receive additional development opportunities, while acknowledging that the mechanism itself contains weak…
F1: ADUO has 'weaknesses' admits Tombazis
The FIA's single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis has admitted that the controversial ADUO system has 'weaknesses'. While Pitpass editor has not seen the F1 Movie, rest assured that he is counting the days until later this month (the 28th), when Coyote vs ACME hits the screen. The movie, of which the making of would make a decent plot in itself,...
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