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The FIA has put a stop to further potential exploitations of next year’s new F1 rules, with loopholes surrounding the new 50-50 hybrid engines.
The FIA has closed loopholes in the new Formula 1 rules for next year’s 50-50 hybrid engines to prevent further exploitations.
The 2026 F1 season brings increased electrification and changes in aerodynamics with lighter and smaller cars on the track.
Red Bull and Mercedes have shown promising results in tests, exceeding compression ratio limits, though not officially sanctioned.
New fuel flow meter limits have been introduced due to sustainable fuels, with a 3000MJ/h fuel energy flow limit replacing the old 100kg/h.
Teams will be closely monitored by the FIA using a single flow meter accessible to both parties, aiming to prevent rule exploitation.
