Think Formula 1 power units are impressive now? Well just wait until 2026 when brand-new regulations will see them running on fully-sustainable fuel combined with increased electrical power.
F1’s next generation of cars and power units will maintain on-track performance while being more sustainable than ever before – both environmentally and financially.
READ MORE: FIA World Motor Sport Council approves power unit regulations for 2026
Of course, the devil is in the detail – so for everything you need to know about the changes, check out our guide in the video above.
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