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- F1 2026 rule changes agreed ahead of Miami Grand Prix as Max Verstappen prevails Mirror —
- Formula One makes rule changes after drivers’ criticism CTV News —
- FIA announces package of F1 rule changes from next race in Miami The Straits Times —
- F1 bosses ‘will use scalpel not baseball bat’ to change regulations, insists Wolff The Guardian —
F1 rule changes announced
The changes focus on how the new hybrid cars harvest and deploy electrical power, addressing concerns about excessive engine management during qualifying and races.
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris had been among the most vocal critics, suggesting that the previous regulations made racing less about skill.
The FIA stated that the adjustments were made with a 'scalpel, not a baseball bat' to refine the existing framework without a complete overhaul.
Stakeholders hope the new rules will lead to more 'flat out' qualifying sessions and safer overtaking opportunities.
Max Verstappen
Dutch and Belgian racing driver
Dutch and Belgian racing driver
Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile
International sport governing body
International sport governing body
Toto Wolff
Austrian race car driver and investor
Austrian race car driver and investor