Why F1 Banned this GENIUS Device
- Posted by droid on Aug 20, 2022
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F1 engines are excellent at the moment. Us oldies that love the V10s whinge a bit about the noise, but you can deny that they deliver 1000 horsepower, are extremely efficient with their hybrid systems and do it all without using more fuel than your Corolla (not actually true, but you get my drift).
But, Formula 1 could be banning the MGU-H in the 2026 engine regulations. And that’s a bigger deal than you might initially think.
Its going to ruin the drivability of these engines, and likely make them less efficient. So let me explain whats going on, and we can decide together, whether this is a good or a bad thing.
Lets go.
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