FIA PANIC With 2026 Rule Changes To STOP Huge PROBLEMS Next Season!
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2026 is going to be a massive season for Formula One. The teams are tasked with completely overhauling their cars with brand new engines and aerodynamics, potentially completely upsetting the established order in the sport, allowing any team to rise to the top. These new regulations have been met with plenty of scepticism and some people have outright declared that they shouldn’t even be allowed to change next season. The teams have given plenty of reasons that they don’t think they will work and now the FIA is starting to worry that they might have made a mistake. Today I’ll check out the evolving rules for next season as the FIA try to stop F1 embarrassing itself and why some people think they shouldn’t even be changing, so, don’t go anywhere.
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00:00 Introduction
00:42 Unnatural Things
05:50 FIA Are Throwing It All Away
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