The relevant decision-makers will consult several times during the April break regarding F1 regulations. When, who, and what can we expect?
As the F1 calendar enters an April break due to the cancelation of races in the Middle East, discussions are set to take place regarding potential rule changes.
Many drivers have expressed worries over the new cars developed under a fresh set of technical regulations for this season.
Technical directors from the FIA, teams, and engine manufacturers will convene for a virtual meeting on April 9th to assess data from the first races and begin discussions on refining the 2026 regulations.
Focus will be on short-term adjustments that could be implemented as early as the upcoming Miami Grand Prix, with more significant changes expected to take longer to materialize, according to RacingNews365’s sources.
The session on the 9th will serve as preparation for a more significant meeting on April 20th, where team principals will vote on proposed modifications alongside FIA and F1 officials.
These discussions will likely center around more substantial changes aimed at fine-tuning rules for the future, with final approval resting with the FIA World Motor Sport Council.
