Lewis Hamilton's dream of strict restrictions on car development may be about to come true as talks about how F1 2026 will look continue.
Lewis Hamilton’s dream for the FIA to impose a start date on F1 car development may be about to come true as the sport prepares for its next major rules reset in 2026.
That idea provoked a sarcastic response from Hamilton’s 2021 title rival Max Verstappen, who pointed out that the seven-time World ChampionBut now it appears that Hamilton will get his wish, with limitations set to be imposed on car development ahead of introduction of the 2026 regulations.
With preparations for the 2026 rules set to take place under the cost cap, teams will be forced to manage their resources carefully in the time leading up to F1’s new era. He told Sky F1: “2026 big rule change again, tear everything up, start all over again – and that will have to be done in the 2025 season under a cost cap.
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