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F1's Biggest Rules Overhaul in Years Reshapes the 2026 Grid

2026-07-06

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Summary

Formula 1's 2026 season brings its biggest regulation overhaul in years, with new power units that draw about half their energy from electric power and half from a 1.6-litre V6 combustion engine.
The MGU-H is gone, the MGU-K is nearly three times more powerful (350kW), and all teams now run advanced sustainable fuels.
The grid features five power-unit makers — Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull-Ford, Honda (with Aston Martin) and newcomer Audi — with Cadillac joining as a new team.

The question

F1's electric-heavy 2026 rules are the sport's most consequential change in a decade.

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