Formula 1 will return next weekend with the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
will return next weekend with the Las Vegas Grand Prix, which promises to be the biggest show on the calendar.on social media: " Formula 1 is working on a rule change for 2026 to make life harder for customer teams like RB or Haas. If a team finishes P5 or higher in the WCC it has to design all non-listed parts on their own ."
If the rule is voted in, teams who finish fifth or higher in the constructors' championship will have to make all their components with a three-year lead.It has been suggested that teams that produce everything on their own, such as Aston Martin, Alpine and Williams are pushing for the new rule to increase in-house production.
"We are credited with a nominal equivalent value for the components we buy in in the budget cap. It is so high that we have no advantage."F1 team's technical director to step down from role as major change announced ahead of Las Vegas GP
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