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FIA Agrees to 2027 Power Unit Changes for Formula 1
The FIA has confirmed significant changes to Formula 1's power unit regulations for the 2027 season, moving the sport back towards its combustion roots. This decision follows an online meeting with team principals and power unit manufacturers, addressing criticisms of the current engine designs.
8 May, 14:33 — 8 May, 14:45
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F1 bosses agree to engine design change for 2027
Formula 1 bosses agree a change to engine design for the 2027 season in response to criticisms of the new power units introduced this year.
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FIA Agrees 2027 Power Unit Changes That Moves F1 Back Toward Its Combustion Roots
The Miami tweaks were a start. The FIA has now confirmed they were not the finish. Following an online meeting following the US race with all 11 team principals, Formula One Management, and the five power unit manufacturers, the governing…
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