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Carlos Sainz urges Formula 1 to fix new engine rules despite team opposition

Carlos Sainz highlights three issues with F1’s 2026 engine rules and calls for changes to protect the sport’s DNA.

F1’s engine controversy explained as new rules poised to cause chaos

Formula One will undergo one of the biggest overhauls in its 75-year history in 2026. Arguably its biggest ever. Never before ...

New F1 regulations take bravery out of the sport, drivers say

The new Formula One engine and chassis regulations for the 2026 season have taken some of the bravery out of the sport, ...

A New Era for Formula 1—But Is It Better?

Commentary: The first race under the new hybrid rules raises concerns about racing quality.

Engine tricks and energy harvesting: how F1 teams can exploit new rules to win in 2026

The first real controversy of F1’s new era. The engine rules set out a compression ratio of 16:1, a measurement of how tightly the pistons squeeze the mixture of fuel and air before it ignites. In ...

F1 2026 rules: Explaining new cars, engines, modes and racing ahead of Australian GP first race with Bernie Collins

Sky Sports F1s Bernie Collins explains the major changes to cars and engines for the new season and how it will impact the ...
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Key flaw in new F1 rules blasted: 'A plaster on top of the engine issue'

Carlos Sainz did not hold back in his criticism of the new regulations and the new cars after the Australian Grand Prix.

As Cadillac makes its F1 debut, history shows new teams can win big or fail

Cadillac might just be the best-prepared new team in Formula 1 history.

The 2026 F1 season was supposed to be Aston Martin’s moment. It faces embarrassment instead

Aston Martin was supposed to be an F1 title contender in 2026. Instead, it may barely race in Australia. Here's what has gone so wrong ...