The sport's new regulations suggest that car makers are not pinning all their hopes on electrification. In 2026, F1 cars will be powered by hybrid engines with a 50:50 split between electric-power and internal combustion. Crucially, the combustion engine will be powered by synthetic e-fuels.

Instead of the current drag reduction system, F1 drivers will rely on the MGU-K Override system to pass the car in front as long as the gap is within one second

F1 revealed its proposed regulation changes for 2026 on Thursday, in the Canadian GP paddock, the sport's best drivers reacted to the new rulebook.

The new 2026 technical guidelines are meticulously crafted to make Formula 1 cars lighter, more agile, and faster. The streamlined regulations include reducing the car's overall w

Formula One will enter a new era in 2026 with smaller and lighter cars featuring active aerodynamics and a Manual Override system to unleash more electrical power and help make racing closer and more exciting.

Details of the next generation of Formula One cars have been released by the FIA, with the sport's governing body promising smaller, lighter and more raceable cars in 2026.

The FIA, Formula One’s governing body, has announced a more “nimble” car concept for 2026, which will be 30kg lighter and 10cm narrower than the current bulky machines.