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How 'scalpel' changes to F1 will change the racing at the Miami Grand Prix
- The 2026 Miami Grand Prix will test new changes that limit the influence of electrical battery power in Formula 1 racing, altering how drivers race.
- Lando Norris reported making accidental overtakes due to unexpected kicks or boosts of power from the system.
- Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff supported precise and careful changes using a 'scalpel' approach rather than drastic measures, including capped boost power and restrictions on electrical power.
- Qualifying races will feel faster but actually be slower because drivers won't lift off the gas as often to recharge batteries.
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The category announced modifications after the first races after the criticisms of the pilots
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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These changes are the result of the dissatisfaction of many pilots, who had to slow down to recharge their batteries.
·Montreal, Canada
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St Catharines StandardHow ‘scalpel’ changes to F1 will change the racing at the Miami Grand Prix
Formula 1 is back, and the show has changed.
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How 'scalpel' changes to F1 will change the racing at the Miami Grand Prix
This week’s Miami Grand Prix is the first test of a package of Formula 1 changes that curb the influence of the electrical battery power which has redefined how F1 drivers go racing in 2026.
·United States
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Formula One In the Miami Grand Prix paddock, it already seems that the adjustments made to the 2026 rules seem to be a consensus. And, of note, the (...)
Team leaders, motorists, drivers, promoters of the F1 and motorsport bodies have agreed to...
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