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F1 team bosses have been coy on voicing a solution to curb the rising costs of the sustainable fuels that will power cars next year, amid the launch of new technical regulations.
Formula 1 team bosses are hesitant to propose solutions to combat the increasing costs of sustainable fuels for next year, following the introduction of new technical regulations.
The sport is bracing for significant changes with the new regulations, which could reshape F1 in a manner not seen since the V6 hybrid era began in 2014.
Key aspects of these regulations include a 50-50 split between electric power and ICE, as well as the requirement for 100% sustainable fuel to propel F1 towards becoming Net Zero by 2030.
However, the looming financial burden of these fuels remains a major concern, with potential disparities between teams highlighted by former Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner.
Team principals like Laurent Mekies and Fred Vasseur are evasive about strategies to control fuel costs in F1, emphasizing the need for a balanced and sustainable approach moving forward.
