F1 announces engine regulation changes due to driver complaints
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 8:34 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
F1 will revise its engine regulations starting in 2027, increasing the internal combustion engine's power contribution to 58%. The changes come after drivers, led by Max Verstappen, expressed frustration over current engine performance. The rules aim to reduce energy management issues and allow for more flat-out qualifying laps. Teams will have additional fuel flow options to enhance racing dynamics. These adjustments will not be implemented mid-season, providing teams with ample time for development.
- •Max Verstappen has led calls for changes to engine regulations.
- •From 2027, the power ratio shifts to 58% combustion, 42% electric.
- •Drivers face energy management challenges impacting performance.
- •Qualifying will feature increased fuel flow for overtake modes.
- •Regulation changes will take effect after the current season.
- 8:34 AMYahoo Sports — F1 Makes Engine Rule Change Following Growing Driver Frustration
"F1 is making serious changes to the current engine regulations in the hopes of making Max Verstappen happy.
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