As teams continue developments for the next era of power unit regulations, they have started to discover the performance quirks that are around the corner.
And one of the weirdest aspects of rules that are aimed at being more sustainable is that drivers are going to get engaged in fuel-burning activities once again to try to charge their batteries.
Fuel burn is the activity of deliberately burning through excess fuel that is not needed for direct engine performance.
It achieved infamy in F1 in 2006 and 2007 when drivers had to engage in several fuel-burn laps in the final section of qualifying to try to reduce car weight …