Formula One’s 2026 engine regulations aren’t just about lap times—it’s a $1,2 billion R&D push to de-carbonise motorsport. But here’s the kicker: a large percentage of this tech will hit consumer cars by 2030.
{{imag}}From synthetic fuels that neutralise your gas guzzler’s emissions to active aerodynamics boosting EV range, we dissect how F1’s lab experiments will redefine your daily commute. Learn more about the changes at this link.
F1 Innovation: By 2026, F1 cars will run on 100% advanced sustainable fuels (ASF) made from algae, agricultural waste, and CO2 captured from factories. These “drop-in” fuels will reduce emissions drastically compared to gasoline.
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