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Formula 1 teams and series bosses have unanimously agreed a raft of changes to the 2026 regulations at a crunch meeting on Monday
At a meeting on Monday, Formula 1 teams and series officials agreed on various changes to the 2026 regulations.
The adjustments aimed to address safety concerns and enhance the excitement of qualifying rounds for the new generation cars.
Discussions primarily focused on refining electrical elements to promote flat-out driving during qualifying and reduce high closing speeds between cars.
After thorough discussions and proposals from technical experts and drivers, agreements were reached on the implemented changes.
These changes, effective immediately, include reduced recharge limits in qualifying, increased super clipping recharge allowance, additional safety protocols for race starts, and updated boost limits during races.
FIA President Ben Sulayem emphasized the importance of safety and fairness in these modifications, which were achieved through collaborative efforts involving all parties, including drivers.
