Adrian Newey thinks Formula 1’s 2026 rules will take some getting used to when they appear because of the 'strange' way power units will have to behave.
F1 manufacturers are now hard at work in developing their next-generation turbo hybrids, which will feature a 50/50 split in power between the internal combustion engine and battery. The nature of what is coming has opened the door for what could be some unique characteristics because there will be a premium on energy recovery.
“The other problem is the battery. What we need, or what the F1 regulations need out of the batteries in terms of power density and energy density, is quite different to what a normal road car needs. And that in itself means that the battery chemistry, and possibly battery construction is different. So, there's a risk that it won't be directly road-relevant. “But perhaps that's not the key aspect anyway.
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