Revving Up Accountability: FIA’s Game-Changing Regulations for High-Speed F1 Cars

Revving Up Accountability: FIA's Game-Changing Regulations for High-Speed F1 Cars

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The regulations are changing for 2026, but the FIA is taking steps to protect drivers.

The FIA is set to limit the power of F1 cars under the 2026 regulations with strict safety rules being implemented.

In 2026, the electrical systems in the cars will be upgraded to 350kw of energy, significantly higher than the 120kw in 2025, potentially generating 475 brake horsepower.

When combined with the internal combustion engine’s power of 540-580 bhp, cars could exceed 1,000 bhp at full throttle.

Mercedes’ Toto Wolff predicts speeds of up to 400kph for 2026 cars, with Monaco tunnel exits expected at 350kph.

Reports suggest teams have been informed of power usage charts for each track, with reduced ‘Rev1 mode’ planned for Monaco and Singapore races.

Drivers will have access to reduced power modes at these two races but can enjoy full power at the other circuits on the calendar.

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