P1racenews AI automatic summary:
A meeting of the F1 Commission was held in London today, where a raft of changes to the technical and sporting regulations were discussed.
Talks will continue between F1, grand prix teams, and the FIA regarding whether to mandate two pit stops in races, as the F1 Commission meeting did not reach a decision on the matter.
The idea of requiring a two-stop strategy for each driver to make races more exciting was discussed to address the trend of one-stop races in F1.
Although no changes were agreed upon at the meeting in London, discussions focused on feedback and analysis from Pirelli and the teams regarding possible adjustments to tyre specifications and limits.
It has been decided that discussions on this topic will carry on during the 2026 season, suggesting that a mandatory two-stop strategy may not be implemented until 2027 at the earliest.
Other topics deliberated by the Commission included Aerodynamic Testing Restrictions, car liveries, driver numbers, and the development of a mandatory driver cooling system set for introduction in 2026.
