P1racenews AI automatic summary:
With Formula E looking towards the future with its Gen4 upgrade, could this pose a threat to Formula 1’s 2026 power units?
their battery power, leading to less exciting and competitive races. Additionally, there are concerns about the actual sound of the new power units, as they may not provide the same thrilling roar that fans have become accustomed to. Despite these concerns, the new power units aim to align with the global push towards sustainability and clean energy. The hope is that Formula 1 can strike a balance between technological advancements and maintaining the excitement and spectacle that attracts fans to the sport. Ultimately, only time will tell if the switch to hybrid power in 2026 will be a success for Formula 1.
