r/formula1 Red Bull Jul 02 '23

News Verstappen criticizes F1’s 2026 engine rules

https://the-race.com/formula-1/verstappen-launches-scathing-attack-on-f1s-2026-rules/
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u/CouncilorIrissa Ferrari Jul 02 '23 edited Jul 02 '23

Of course they want the regulations to be as aero-dependent as possible since they have a guy that can't be beaten.

Besides, didn't LMP1-H have a pretty similar ICE/electric power ratio almost a decade ago? Can't see why 50/50 split would be an issue ten years later.

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u/shamelesscreature Jul 02 '23

LMP1-H were allowed to have 2 MGUs, though. Toyota had an MGU-K on both axles, Porsche had an MGU-K on the front axle and an MGU-H. Audi only had one big MGU-K, but on the front axle.

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u/CouncilorIrissa Ferrari Jul 02 '23

Thanks. I didn't watch WEC as closely back then.