πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ EXTENDED Miami GP Strategy Briefing AND The 2026 Regulation Changes EXPLAINED | Ruth Buscombe

category: Formula
Apr 30, 2026

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F1 is back. Miami changes the rules on Friday. The youngest championship leader in the sport’s history is 19 years old. There’s a lot to get through.

This is the EXTENDED Miami GP 2026 strategy briefing. We’re going deep on the new energy regulations landing on Friday (8MJ β†’ 7MJ harvest cap, 250 β†’ 350kW super-clipping), what super-clipping actually is in plain English, why Miami has never really been a 1-stop vs 2-stop race, the 2023 Verstappen masterclass that started the longest winning streak in F1 history, and the call I think Mercedes are going to have to make on Sunday.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 Welcome to Miami: F1 is Back
2:23 The 5-Week Break That Wasn’t
4:09 2026 Regulation Changes EXPLAINED
4:47 Super-Clipping in Plain English
7:02 What the Regs Mean at Miami
9:37 Energy Deployment: The December Analogy
12:30 Miami Track Breakdown
14:11 Sprint Format & Why Miami Isn’t a 1-Stop Race
16:29 The 2023 Verstappen Masterclass: P9 to P1
18:46 Norris 2024 & The Mercedes Call for 2026

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