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Planet F1·Jun 23

FIA confirms major engine change after F1 2026 concerns

The FIA has confirmed the latest F1 rule changes, locking in a major shift to the sport’s power unit direction.

motorsport.com·Jun 23

F1 revisits wet-weather boost mode as FIA ratifies rule changes

Formula 1 will partially restore Boost Mode in wet conditions for the remainder of the 2026 season for safety reasons, as the FIA's World Motor Sport Council ratifies a raft of regulation changes. Earlier this year, the FIA had banned drivers from using Boost Mode in wet conditions following driver feedback that the huge increase in torque would present a safety risk, with the 2026 cars already ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Jun 12

Are the rule changes enough to keep Max Verstappen in F1? “I understand the politics behind it”

In Montreal last month, Max Verstappen said his Formula 1 future would largely depend on potential regulation changes for next year and added that introducing the proposed 60-40 split would “definitely help” to keep him in the series for longer, although the topic has since proven politically sensitive. Several manufacturers opposed significant hardware changes for next season, resulting in ...Keep reading

RacingNews365·Jun 12

Red Bull demand FIA answers as major rule changes confirmed

Red Bull are wanting answers from the FIA over how it has been determined that the Austrian outfit has the best internal combustion engine, ahead of the long-awaited first ADUO review announcement!Elsewhere on media day ahead of this weekend's Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, the FIA officially announced that there will be major power unit changes in both of the next two seasons, while Alpine's Right of Review from Monaco was confirmed as progressing to the next stage.Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding and Samuel Coop, as they dissect media day in Barcelona!

RacingNews365·Jun 12

Max Verstappen offers F1 rule changes opinion after exit threats

Max Verstappen's future remains a major unknown, but are F1's rule changes enough to keep him in the sport?

RacingNews365·Jun 11

Major 2027 F1 Rule Changes Explained

Major rule changes for next season have been confirmed by the FIA ahead of this weekend's Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, but what exactly is being adjusted?RacingNews365 takes you through all the details in this video!

RacingNews365·Jun 11

Honda deliver first power unit manufacturer verdict on F1 engine rule changes

Honda has become the first F1 power unit manufacturer to comment publicly on the new rule changes to F1's engines.

RacingNews365·Jun 11

FIA president issues statement as major F1 rule changes announced

Mohammed Ben Sulayem spoke after a package of rule changes were announced to the F1 technical regulations.

espn.com·Jun 10

F1 agree change to controversial engine rules

Formula One's rule makers have agreed to two stages of regulation changes over the next two seasons to address drivers' complaints about the power units introduced this year.

motorsport.com·Jun 5

George Russell: Monaco GP to be more on the limit thanks to F1 2026 regulations

George Russell reckons this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix will be more on the limit than previous editions due to the 2026 Formula 1 regulation change. This year, F1 introduced its latest rules switch with changes to both the power unit and chassis, but the move has so far proven to be a very contentious topic. That’s due to the increased emphasis on electrical energy in the power unit ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Jun 2

No breakthrough on F1 engine rule changes yet, extra day of winter testing in 2027

This week’s Formula 1 Commission meeting has not led to consensus on the proposed 60/40 split for next season, the idea of making the internal combustion engine slightly more prominent compared with the 2026 regulations. Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA announced an “agreement in principle” regarding the engine changes for 2027, but in Montreal it became clear that the specific ...Keep reading