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The FIA targets 50 kg lighter cars for F1's 2026 rules changes

The FIA targets a 50kg weight reduction and more efficient aerodynamics for Formula 1's 2026 rules changes, with the aim of creating shorter, narrower cars that remain quick in a straight line but shed cornering speed.

Nikolas Tombazis

F1 set to tackle 2025 aero changes to improve overtaking

Formula 1 is poised to introduce 2025 aero changes to reverse substantial losses in cars' ability to follow closely, after FIA analysis found current designs have lost 50% of 2022's gains in this crucial area.

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Flexi-wing under scrutiny as FIA issues technical directive

The FIA is cracking down on flexible wings with a new directive outlining stricter tests. Teams now face tighter scrutiny and must submit wing designs for review before the Singapore GP.

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem-Credit: FIA

FIA pushes forward with new team inclusion despite F1 grid expansion concerns

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reinforces his commitment to the F1 grid expansion despite the financial and logistical concerns raised by existing teams.

Stefano Domenicali CEO of F1 and Mohammed ben Sulayem FIA President

F1 Round Up : FIA meeting, power unit balancing, and Alfa Romeo's new deal

The FIA commission meeting in Belgium, potential power unit equalisation, Toto Wolff's concerns, and Alfa Romeo's deal with Haas.

F1 Round Up: Key FIA meeting in SPA, Ferrari's 'many mistakes', and Wolf calls the field 'F2 cars'

F1 Round Up: Key FIA meeting in SPA, Ferrari's 'many mistakes', and Wolf calls the field 'F2 cars'

Key discussions at the FIA meeting in SPA, too many mistakes affecting Ferrari's performance, and Toto Wolff called the rest of the field 'F2 cars' in this week's F1 roundup.

F1 Budget Cap: How top teams evade restrictions and exploit loopholes

The budget cap was designed to ensure fairness in Formula 1, but teams are finding ways around the rules, as financial tactics, corporate restructuring, and the creation of supercars threaten to disrupt the sport's financial equilibrium.

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