Formula One drivers fear that teams will be separated by big gaps in the pecking order when the sport introduces the heavily-revised cars for the 2026 F1 season. Formula One announced the heavily-revised technical regulation last week, confirming key tweaks to the aerodynamics and the power units of the cars that will arrive in 2026. Previous regulation changes have often seen the pecking order spread out, helping certain teams to secure a big competitive advantage over their rivals. In 2014 when the sport made the switch from the V8 engines to the V6 hybrid power units, Mercedes emerged dominant. With in-season development having been heavily limited, rival engine-makers were unable to...
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