A RETURN to turbocharged engines, a limit on fuel and new energy recovery systems are among a number of significant rule changes that—as seen at last weekend’s race in Melbourne, Australia—shake up the new Formula One season.
The sport is pushing the boundaries of hybrid technology in a move that is likely to benefit road car design, and means that 2014’s F1 machines will run races on 35 percent less fuel than last season.
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