The prospect of a V10 return has opened a complex discussion about F1’s long-term engine direction and the future of the 2026 regulations

  • DV8@lemmy.world
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    11 days ago

    Hybrids definitely aren’t the future, but regen and optimal usage of battery energy into movement is somewhat applicable at least.

    If they lose that aspect it’s totally irrelevant from a technology point of view, imo.

    And ofcourse the real climate impact is in the logistical circus, but like I said, I find the possible technological innovation an interesting aspect when it comes to racing itself.

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      11 days ago

      Oh don’t get me wrong, I love the innovation and the creative engineering. I just personally would enjoy it still even if it had no road relevance.