FIA wants to avoid weight “haggling” with F1 2026 rules

The FIA has vowed to steer clear of any “haggling” over Formula 1’s minimum weight limit for the new 2026 rules era, to avoid cars stealthily getting too bulky.

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FIA wants to avoid weight “haggling” with F1 2026 rules