FIA restricts F1 cars' speed at Monaco GP with new engine maps
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated May 30, 2026

The FIA has introduced new technical regulations for the Monaco Grand Prix that will limit F1 cars' top speeds. Active aerodynamics will be disabled during the race to enhance safety, marking a significant change in how teams approach car setups. These regulations aim to address challenges posed by the Monaco circuit, known for its unique layout. The changes will be enforced for the upcoming race, affecting preparation and strategy for all teams participating in the event.
- •FIA introduces new regulations for Monaco GP affecting car speed
- •Active aerodynamics will be disabled for the first time during the race
- •Changes focus on enhancing safety on the challenging Monaco circuit
- •All teams must adjust setup strategies ahead of the event
- 9:31 AMAutosport — How the FIA is limiting F1 cars’ top speed at Monaco GP with new engine maps
"The jewel in the crown of the Formula 1 calendar, Monaco has represented a challenge for the past century – challenge which will be transformed this year, as the new technical regulations introduce key elements that will significantly impact safety and car set-up. As revealed on Friday, active aerodynamics will be disabled throughout the lap in order to minimise risks, for the first time this ...Keep reading
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