From 2026, new technical and financial regulations will be introduced in Formula 1. All this should make the sport more attractive to new manufacturers. Nevertheless, BMW, which competed from 2006 to 2009 as BMW Sauber, does not want to enter the sport again. Article continues under ad Andreas Roos is the motorsport boss at the German brand and does not see the steps F1 is taking as an attractive progression, he tells Speedcafe.com. Roos calls the hybrid system that F1 will use from 2026 irrelevant because they are behind the times. “And so in 2026, they go to a hybrid system which you already see in cars. But this happens in 2026. We do the IMSA championship already and the WEC from...
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