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F1’s Biggest Regulation Change in a Generation
DRS Is Gone — Active Aero Takes Over
After 15 seasons, DRS has been retired. In its place, F1 cars now run Active Aerodynamics — front and rear wings that physically open and close depending on where the car is on track. Straight-line sections trigger a low-drag “X-mode” for top speed, while corners default to a high-downforce “Z-mode” for grip. Unlike DRS, there is no one-second gap requirement to activate it, so every car on track uses it, not just the one chasing.
Overtake Mode Replaces the One-Second Rule
The actual overtaking tool this season is Overtake Mode — a manual battery boost drivers can trigger when running within one second of the car ahead. Electrical output has jumped from roughly 120kW to around 350kW, nearly triple the hybrid power of the previous generation, while the cars themselves are close to 30kg lighter and noticeably smaller. It is the biggest simultaneous overhaul of chassis and power unit rules in the sport’s modern era.
Two New Teams on the Grid
Audi and Cadillac both joined the grid as full works or partner entries this season, pushing the field to eleven teams for the first time in years. Aston Martin and Williams have spent seasons building toward this regulation reset specifically to challenge for wins, while the established order — McLaren, Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari — heads in with no carryover advantage. Every team effectively started from a blank sheet of paper.
The Championship Picture
Lando Norris enters the new regulation era as reigning champion after winning the title with McLaren in 2025, with teammate Oscar Piastri chasing him down to the wire. How that rivalry survives a full technical reset is one of the season’s biggest storylines — new rules have a habit of reshuffling the order, and last year’s form means little when the entire car concept has changed.
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A modern Grand Prix weekend is more than the race itself. Free Practice sets the early tone, Qualifying decides the grid, Sprint weekends add a second points-paying race, and race day settles it. FawaNews streams every session live — not just Sunday’s Grand Prix — so nothing about a race weekend is missed.
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