FIA announce 2027 engine rule tweaks 'agreed' after latest meeting

With the Miami Grand Prix now in the books following the debut of the latest rule tweaks strongly requested by the drivers to improve both racing and safety after weaknesses emerged during the opening three races, the FIA and the teams have reviewed the impact of the changes introduced in Florida while also shifting their focus towards the next steps for the future.

The Miami changes are still being analysed by the FIA, with further tweaks already under consideration for upcoming races. The governing body is currently working on additional safety measures for race starts and wet conditions, while new visual-signalling solutions could be introduced as early as the Canadian Grand Prix.

Attention then shifted towards next season, with the FIA confirming that the proposals agreed in principle for 2027 would include an increase of around 50kW in internal combustion engine power through higher fuel flow, alongside a reduction of roughly 50kW in ERS deployment power.