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F1 2026 at Monza: Low-Battery Racing Will Reshape the Entire Event
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The 2026 F1 season has arrived at Monza, known for its high-speed character. However, with the new energy regulations, everything seems to have changed completely. The energy recovery system (ERS) has a 4MJ per lap limit, forcing drivers to race with low batteries, resulting in significantly slower speeds at braking points. This not only affects race momentum but also raises big questions about the future of F1's 'Temple of Speed' - the historic symbol. In this article, we will analyze in depth the technical changes, strategies, and driver experiences, based on data from simulations and real observations. Let's explore how this low-battery race will reshape the entire event.

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