La FIA ratifica los cambios en las unidades de potencia de la F1 para 2027

El Consejo Mundial del Motor de la FIA ha ratificado los cambios en el reglamento de las unidades de potencia de la Fórmula 1 para 2027, junto con ajustes de seguridad para la temporada 2026.

El consejo aprobó un cambio hacia una división de 58-42 entre la potencia de combustión y la energía eléctrica a partir de 2027. Esto avanzará hacia una división de 60-40 para 2028.

Las medidas de seguridad para 2026 incluyen un retorno parcial del modo de potencia (Boost Mode) en condiciones de lluvia, limitado a mantener la potencia sin incrementos. La declaración de riesgo por calor ahora puede aplicarse por separado a las carreras al sprint y a las carreras principales.

Las pruebas de pretemporada en 2027 se ampliarán a cuatro días debido a la complejidad de los coches. El presidente de la FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, afirmó que la organización seguirá trabajando con las partes interesadas en la normativa.

Los cambios siguen a las discusiones entre los equipos de la F1 y tienen como objetivo abordar las opiniones de los pilotos manteniendo al mismo tiempo la seguridad.

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