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The FIA has officially detailed upcoming regulation changes for the 2026 Formula 1 season ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
These new rules focus on making cars more agile by reducing their overall weight and dimensions significantly.
Active aerodynamics will be introduced, featuring moveable wings to improve fuel efficiency and enhance overtaking opportunities.
The power units will shift toward a fifty-fifty split between electric power and internal combustion engine output.
Safety standards are also being upgraded with more robust chassis structures to better protect drivers during high-speed impacts.
Sustainable fuels will become mandatory for all teams, aligning the sport with global environmental and carbon-neutral goals.
These adjustments aim to create closer racing and attract more manufacturers to enter the world’s premier motorsport category.
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