The change responds to a growing discomfort among both drivers and fans with the current V6 hybrids, which require a more strategic and less aggressive drive, with practices such as constant battery management or energy savings. This approach, according to various critiques, moves away from the historical essence of the Maxima, based on maximum performance throughout the race
.In addition to seeking greater spectacle on the track, the FIA aims to reduce costs and shorten technological differences between teams, which today rely heavily on complex developments in power units. In this regard, Ben Sulayem announced that the electrification of future engines will be minimal compared to the current model, reinforcing the idea of a return to more traditional configurations, although adapted to
modern sustainability standards.
Although there are still no signed regulations, the FIA's message is clear: Formula 1 seeks to balance innovation, costs and spectacle in a new phase that combines current technology with elements of
its historical identity.










