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The 2026 F1 regulation

The 2026 F1 regulations mark one of the most significant shifts in the sport's history. The goal is to make the cars more agile, environmentally friendly, and better for close-quarter racing. It also attract more car manufacturers like Audi and Cadillac.

A Major shift in power unit

The engine is getting a massive technical makeover to become more sustainable. The ICE (V6 turbo) now create less power while MGU-K create three times more power than before, making a 50/50 split in overall performance. MGU-H will be removed to simplify the power unit.

Our car

The HP-26 has been developed since the first quarter of 2024. It features an in-house built V6 engine making around 545HP and 470HP MGU-K. The V6 runs on 100% sustainable fuel provided by Total (our fuel partner).

Front wings and rear wings can open (X-mode) to reduce drag on straight line and close (Z-mode) to create maximum downforce.

ARV Hexagon Racing taking it's first step

Changes in regulations have created an opportunity for ARV Hexagon Racing to participate in the fastest sport on the planet. Although this may be very challenging in the early years because researching a car and running a racing team is not easy; we've come this far, so there's no turning back.

Many people have harbored ambitions of becoming champions; some have succeeded, while others have failed and faded into oblivion. It might sound ridiculous for a small team like this to compete in F1. But unless you try, you will never know what will happen.

Controls

Pitch: Accelerate
Yaw: Turn

AG1: Rain lights
AG2: Pit lane speed limit

VTOL Up (>0.5): X-mode (VTOL = 0 for Z-mode)
VTOL Down (<-0.5): Boost mode

This is my first time posting on SimplePlanes's community, I hope you like it! (sorry for my bad english too)