US EditionKimi Antonelli: Racing Will Be Like “Speed Chess” in F1 2026
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Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes driver, has compared the next Formula 1 races to the “fast chess” based on the new technical standards of the world championship. In the face of this new era, Formula 1 has ruled out the DRS and introduced new tools, such as active aerodynamics (mobile front and rear wings) and overtaking mode (a power boost that will be used the same as the DRS).
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