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Vettel Critiques 2026 F1 Power Unit Regulations: A Step Backward?

Former F1 champion Sebastian Vettel expresses concerns over the 2026 Power Unit regulations in Formula 1, suggesting that the sport may be heading in the wrong direction. Despite the promise of climate-friendly technologies, Vettel urges caution, fearing a repetition of past mistakes made in 2014.

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Vettel's skepticism highlights a crucial debate within F1: can the balance between high performance and environmental responsibility truly be achieved? As the sport evolves, it must not only pursue innovation but also listen to the voices of its past champions to avoid misguided paths in the pursuit of sustainability.

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Source: Paul Velasco

F1 Teams Cutting Single-Use Plastic: Key Initiatives

Seven F1 teams are eliminating single-use plastics with refill stations, circular manufacturing and renewable energy to support the sport’s net-zero goals.

How Telemetry Sync Improves F1 Performance

How synchronized telemetry from hundreds of sensors enables real-time decisions, strategy shifts, and measurable performance gains in Formula 1 races.

How Wireless Telemetry Works in F1

Explore how F1 teams collect, encrypt, and stream real-time car data from hundreds of sensors—covering transmission, security, challenges, and future tech like 5G and AI.

How Regulation Changes Impact F1 Development

How 2026 F1 rule changes — active aerodynamics, hybrid power overhaul, sustainable fuels and lighter cars — force teams to redesign, strategize and adapt.

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F1 Teams Cutting Single-Use Plastic: Key Initiatives

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How Wireless Telemetry Works in F1

How Regulation Changes Impact F1 Development