Austin 2026: faster on the straights, but two seconds slower overall

Austin 2026: faster on the straights, but two seconds slower overall

Daniele Muscarella
23 ottobre 2026

Technical analysis of the United States GP, from braking to energy recovery and management. Brembo data, FIA documentation and simulations point to striking differences from 2025: up to 346km/h, but braking zones 40 metres longer.

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Singapore: energy will not be an issue, but the brakes will

Singapore: energy will not be an issue, but the brakes will

Daniele Muscarella
8 ottobre 2026

Singapore is the toughest circuit on brakes: 11 braking zones and 24% of the lap spent slowing down. But what changes with the 2026 F1 cars? Brembo’s analysis and FIA data reveal a very particular energy challenge.

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Azerbaijan GP: brakes and energy management avoid a Monza repeat

Azerbaijan GP: brakes and energy management avoid a Monza repeat

Daniele Muscarella
24 settembre 2026

Energy management will again be decisive in Baku, but the picture differs greatly from Monza. FIA and Brembo data explain why the long straight should not create the same nightmare for the power units.

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Madrid GP: Brakes and energy recovery pose no concern

Madrid GP: Brakes and energy recovery pose no concern

Daniele Muscarella
10 settembre 2026

The Madring offers far more opportunities for energy recovery than Monza, as the FIA Power Unit Information document confirms. The real challenge will be deciding where to deploy it.

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Dutch GP: Brembo and energy analysis as Zandvoort demands major compromises

Dutch GP: Brembo and energy analysis as Zandvoort demands major compromises

Daniele Muscarella
20 agosto 2026

With few braking zones, high downforce and limited regeneration opportunities, Zandvoort puts energy management centre stage. FIA data also reveals significant differences from Hungary.

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