F1 EXPLAINED: How the 2026 F1 Chassis Rules Will Redefine Car Design - F1technical.net

Formula 1 is preparing for one of the most dramatic technical resets in its modern era, and nowhere is that more evident than in the chassis regulations arriving for 2026. The new rules shrink the cars, lighten them, and introduce active aerodynamics—changes that collectively force teams to rethink the fundamentals of race car architecture.

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Round-up: Poor starts could be more costly in 2026 says Norris, and more | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Sunday's edition of the RaceFans round-up.

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F1MATHS: A Technical Analysis of Formula One’s 2026 Power Unit Regulations - F1technical.net

The 2026 Formula One power unit regulations introduce the most substantial transformation to the sport’s hybrid era since the original turbo‑hybrid engines debuted in 2014. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo explains the changes between the previous and the brand-new power unit era.

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Caption Competition 288: Testing time for Williams | Caption Competition - RaceFans

Alexander Albon, Carlos Sainz Jnr and James Vowles look on as Williams make a belated start to 2026. Can you come up with the best caption for this picture?

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Round-up: Apple promise best-ever 4K F1 broadcast quality, and more | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Saturday's edition of the RaceFans round-up.

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When Ferrari turned the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics into a surprise F1 show - Motorsport.com

The 2026 Olympic Winter Games are upon us with Italy taking the reins this year. Both Kimi Antonelli and Stefano Domenicali have been involved in the ceremony, carrying the Olympic torch across Palmanova and the Dolomites, but Formula 1 was also heavily involved in the 2006 games.
The Turin Winter Olympic Games saw a ceremony selling the idea of design, industry and speed to not only 35,000 ...Keep reading

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F1 2026 energy management “annoying” and “sad” as drivers lift early - Motorsport.com

Haas driver Oliver Bearman described the energy management needed by 2026 Formula 1 cars as “annoying” and “sad”, with Esteban Ocon explaining the new machinery requires lifting early on straights.
F1 is introducing new power units featuring a near-50:50 split between combustion and electric energy, with extra power provided by Overtake Mode (functioning like DRS) and Boost Mode (which ...Keep reading

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