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Formula 1 (Technical)

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Season2026 FIA Formula 1 Technical Regulations, Issue 8 (24 June 2024) — major regulatory reset: new power unit, 100% sustainable fuel, active aerodynamics, lighter+narrower car

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BSecond Sport

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Formula 1

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Season2026 FIA Formula 1 Regulations — Section B Sporting (Issue 06, 2026-04-28)

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Section 2: Equipment

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Chassis: single-seat open-cockpit monocoque with halo cockpit protection device; Minimum weight (car + driver, no fuel): 768 kg for 2026 (down from 798 kg); Maximum dimensions: 1900 mm wide (down from 2000 mm), 3400 mm wheelbase (down from 3600 mm), 950 mm overall height

FIA

Car specifications are governed by the FIA Formula One Technical Regulations 2026. All dimensions and specifications cited below are drawn from that document unless otherwise noted.

Section 3: Playing Area

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FIA Grade 1 circuits only (homologation required); 23+ circuits on the 2026 calendar; Pit lane speed limit: 80 km/h (race), enforced by car-side limiter; Track-edge kerbs, sausage kerbs, and run-off areas defined per circuit homologation

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Section 4: Players & Officials

Section 5: Rules of Play

Section 6: Scoring

Section 7: Violations & Penalties

Section 8: Safety Considerations