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Where problems started with 2026 rules & calendar congestion - F1 Q&A
Key takeaways
- Audi were enticed to enter a works F1 team by the engine rules introduced this year, believing the increased effect of the electrical part of the engine was an important marketing point for their road-car portfolio
- Rule changes have continued to be a big focus in Formula 1, with the previous race in Miami the first since a series of tweaks designed to address concerns about the 2026 engine regulations.
- Since then, F1 bosses have agreed to further changes to engine design for the 2027 season.
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Audi were enticed to enter a works F1 team by the engine rules introduced this year, believing the increased effect of the electrical part of the engine was an important marketing point for their road-car portfolio
Rule changes have continued to be a big focus in Formula 1, with the previous race in Miami the first since a series of tweaks designed to address concerns about the 2026 engine regulations.
Since then, F1 bosses have agreed to further changes to engine design for the 2027 season.
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