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F1 Commission discusses solutions for lagging 2026 engines and grass fires

The F1 Commission, FIA, and teams met Thursday in Geneva.
They discussed mechanisms to avoid performance divergence under 2026 engine rules.
Proposals included allowing struggling manufacturers more dyno hours or budget cap headroom.
The FIA stated it will investigate "an alternative skid material " for circuits.
Specialists will further evaluate these topics in appropriate advisory committees.

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