The F1 Commission has met for the second time this year, as updates are made to the 2025 regulations and 2026 engine performance is discussed.

The meeting took place t the offices of the FIA in Geneva and online, and was chaired by FIA Single-Seater Director Nikolas Tombazis and FOM President and CEO Stefano Domenicali.

Updates to the 2025 Regulations

Minor refinements to the 2025 Sporting Regulations were agreed, the most notable being:

• Final amendments required for the implementation of the mandatory 2-stop strategy at the Monaco GP.

•Update of the parc ferme allowances relating to the situation where a driver elects not to wear the cooling vest.

•Addition of a regulatory mechanism to manage the situation of freight delays on fly-away events, as was experienced by a number of teams at the recent Chinese GP.

An amendment to the Financial Regulations was agreed in respect of capital expenditure allowance for new entrants, this being necessary ahead of the arrival of Cadillac Formula 1 team in 2026.

The issue of fires on grass (as experienced recently during the Japanese Grand Prix) was discussed and it was agreed to investigate both an alternative skid material (steel) and potential treatment on some circuits.

2026 Regulations

The FIA updated the participants on progress with the 2026 Regulations.

The F1 Commission discussed in principle refinements to the energy management strategy for 2026, as well as measures to address financial issues that can be faced by Power Unit Manufacturers that experience either low performance or significant reliability issues in 2026. All of these topics will be discussed in more detail among the specialists in the appropriate advisory committees.

The FIA updated the F1 Commission members about the constructive meeting held recently in Bahrain between the FIA, FOM and the Power Unit Manufacturers.

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1. Posted by Chester, 27/04/2025 10:51

"I fully agree with you kenji, about not replacing Monaco. Qualifying at Monaco is thrilling for me. The race? It rarely lives up to the billing, unless you count crashing into a barrier to mix up the race as exciting."

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2. Posted by kenji, 26/04/2025 5:54

"@ Chester...the inclusion of some races on the calendar are difficult to comprehend but Monaco is Monaco and I hope that it is not replaced. One race of the year is a small price to pay for what Monaco presents and I'm prepared to set aside and forgive just to enjoy the race for what it is. A few fun hours, especially when there is a close battle for the 1st prize. Last years race was quite enjoyable and I was mighty pleased to see Leclerc take the cake and Oscar to push him all the way. One small error and it was 'Goodnight Irene. "

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3. Posted by Chester, 25/04/2025 12:20

"Artificially propping up the farce race at Monaco."

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4. Posted by Celtic Tiger, 25/04/2025 3:48

"The Monaco thing is lame. If they're going to mess around, I'd rather they have a full course DRS. Through the tunnel, down the main straight, up the hill... anywhere any chasing car wants to try it on."

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