F1 2026 power unit regs introduce 'override' boost system
Formula 1's 2026 power unit regulations will feature an 'override mode', reintroducing a driver-controlled boost system similar to KERS for dynamic energy deployment.
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McLaren axes David Sanchez just months after Ferrari hire
In a surprising move, McLaren has confirmed the departure of David Sanchez from his role as Technical Director of Car Concept and Performance, just three months after joining from Ferrari.
Helmut Marko update on Red Bull's power struggle
Helmut Marko has provided an update, addressing speculations surrounding team principal Christian Horner and his own position.
Sauber's pitstop nightmare persists in Melbourne
Sauber F1 team continues to face pitstop problems, getting fined €5000 after a wheelnut incident in the Australian GP.
Vettel reacts to Hamilton's move to Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel offers insights on the Lewis Hamilton Ferrari bombshell and Max Verstappen's unrest at Red Bull.
James Allison reveals the reasons behind the W15's struggles
James Allison reveals worrying trend for the W15 that struggles in heat & high-speed turns due to lack of grip, bouncing & set-up issues.
Honda strengthens F1 presence with new UK base
Honda is establishing a new Formula 1 base in the UK to support its works engine partnership with Aston Martin from 2026. The facility will handle post-race maintenance and logistics for Honda's power units, enhancing operations as it returns as a manufacturer under the new engine regulations.