The engine limits that will be enforced at the Miami Grand Prix mean electric power will be capped for almost one-third of the lap due to Formula 1’s new rules.F1’s return in Miami after a month without racing will be the first event since stakeholders agreed to a sweeping set of regulatory changes around the 2026 energy management demands.The main goals are to make qualifying more normal by reducing extreme battery charging techniques and reduce significant speed differentials by changing charging and deployment demands.As the core constraint lies in the engine architecture and the near-50/50 split between internal combustion engine and electric power, which is not being changed in-season, the rulemakers have had to find other ways to contain what teams do to o …
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Author: Scott Mitchell-Malm
