US EditionWhat to Expect From F1 Power Unit Rules Talks on Thursday
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The first three races of the year will now be analyzed.
= As Formula 1 enters a month-long break, the championship’s main players are preparing for a series of meetings aimed at fine-tuning the controversial 2026 energy management regulations. The three events held in March in Australia, China and Japan have provided F1 with a wide range of tracks that have highlighted a number of issues with the new regulations. While the new regulations have led to a more entertaining style of racing, with more ove…
We know a little more about the schedule of the FIA and the teams for this month of April to discuss the regulatory adjustments for the Formula 1 of 2026. As we already knew, the first much-anticipated meeting of the FIA is to be held this Thursday, with a focus on the technical study of the first possible changes that can be introduced this season, perhaps even in Miami. But if changes now seem inevitable, the process is just beginning and this…
April FIA sessions to decide Formula 1’s short-term and long-term rule changes
The future direction of Formula 1 is set to be shaped by two crucial FIA meetings this April, which could have a major impact on the 2026 season and beyond. Sources indicate that the first meeting, scheduled for Thursday, April 9, will bring together F1 teams, FIA officials, and key stakeholders to discuss and refine critical regulatory issues. Among the topics under discussion, three are considered the most pressing: the implementation of super…
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