F1 Teams Concerns about the 2026 Regulations Changes
- Posted by droid on Apr 17, 2024
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While the 2024 season is in full swing, attention has switched to the upcoming 2026 regulations, with the teams working tirelessly along the FIA to get a grip on the new changes, which the FIA hopes will produce closer racing. New for 2026 is the introduction of Active Aero, which has previously been banned, a revision to the engines and the promise of smaller cars. Still, while teams are doing the RND for it there have been some interesting developments behind the scenes. Bryn Lucas is joined by Jake Boxall-Legge as they discuss the 2026 regulations and the issues behind the scenes.
0:00 Intro
0:50 2026 Regulations
3:28 Max Verstappen's Thoughts
4:25 Teams and Drivers Interests
5:37 Why was Active Aero Banned
7:52 What is Active Aero?
9:52 The FIA Objectives
11:48 Newey Concerns
16:51 Active Aero Issues
19:16 What Has Really Been Going On?
26:45 Carlos Sainz's Thoughts
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