Motor racing-F1 ready for new season but eyes on the prize for 2026


Formula One F1 - F1 75 Live Season Launch - Arrivals - The O2, London, Britain - February 18, 2025 Williams team principal James Vowles arrives before the launch REUTERS/Maja Smiejkowska/ File Photo

LONDON (Reuters) - Williams could be the most improved team when the Formula One season starts in Melbourne next week but 2026 is still the focus for faded former champions determined to get back on top.

Next year will be the dawn of a new engine era, coupled with significant chassis regulation changes, in a major shake-up that could send tremors through the paddock pecking order.

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