The latest F1 news: rear lights purple, blue and yellow based on energy delivery
F1 and FIA are considering introducing a rear light system linked to deployment as early as the next Canadian Grand Prix
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Motors, a game on multiple fronts: ADUO, gray areas and 2027 – VIDEO
New episode of the Thursday Engineers, entirely dedicated to the challenge between the motorcyclists and the interplay between the ADUO and the 2027 rules
Motors 2027: the race against time and the ADUO problem
With the changes to the power units, the engine manufacturers will have only a few months to adapt and the ADUO will have even greater implications
Engines, agreement on changes for 2027: more power to the internal combustion engine and 60:40 ratio
The FIA has announced the agreement to modify the power units next year, increasing thermal power and reducing electric power
Now we really know when the FIA will announce the results of the ADUO analyses
The FIA has amended the technical rules on the ADUO, clarifying when each evaluation period ends, after the postponements of Sakhir and Jeddah
Regulation 2026, Norris remains critical: “We are not yet at an F1 level. The battery must be eliminated”
The reigning world champion, despite finishing second in Florida, remains skeptical about the technical regulations
Wolff to critics of the regulation: “After Miami you must hide”
Toto Wolff cannot understand the criticism of the new F1 regulations and silenced the critics after the Miami race
Regulation changes, a review: in qualifying you still can’t push to the maximum and the speed delta in overtaking remains worrying
Have the regulation changes improved this F1? There is some “small progress,” but some aspects remain tricky…
No more ‘yo-yo’ overtakes, but the drivers are skeptical: “It depends on the conditions in Miami”
The Sprint in Florida saw fewer position changes and less confusion in the battles compared to the first GPs, but according to the drivers, it was an exception
Limited power and movable wings: what are the rules with rain
The new regulation limits the use of active aerodynamics and the electric motor in case of a wet race: here is how