The first test of the 2026 regulations. How one day in Abu Dhabi is changing F1 2026.
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Formula 1 formally ended the season in Abu Dhabi, but the final day at Yas Marina was already a story of the future: teams brought out their "mules" with reduced downforce. Power, narrower tires for 2026, and the first active aerodynamic prototypes. 25 drivers on track, crude but revealing solutions from Mercedes and Ferrari with a movable front wing, experimental wheels, a speed limit, and the complete absence of Cadillac—in this video, we explore the answers this test gave Pirelli and the teams, how slow the cars will actually be, and why a completely different Formula 1 awaits us in 2026.