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The FIA published a new set of renders showcasing the changes that are set to be made to the 2026 Formula 1 regulations. The ruling body is still looking to better balance the performance envelope of the cars before the teams start work on their designs at the start of the new year. Discussions have been ongoing regarding how the car's aerodynamics can be better utilised to meet the various ... Keep readingSource: How 2026 F1 rules will help avoid identikit designs
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