R3
One final, 20 teams
The National Final brings together 20 teams: qualification is based on each team's best qualifying performance.
Competition
Regulations V1.0 are online: a new grid, a new technical standard and a journey that takes teams all the way to the final.
Race Control
Three dates to plan the work; one set of regulations to do it properly.
New standard
The key changes to understand before designing, organising and taking to the track.
R3
The National Final brings together 20 teams: qualification is based on each team's best qualifying performance.
R4
A 20-minute Feature, a 15-minute Sprint and a 45-minute Endurance with a mandatory pit stop.
R11 — R15
A 1,400–2,200 g weight range, a mandatory plank, revised aerodynamic geometry and the Prototype's debut.
R7 — R8
Five Management Event deliveries and a Design Report Document with mandatory FEM analysis.
Road to Season 7
The official journey: registration, qualifying and the National Final.
Registration
One registration window for Season 7.
15 September — 1 December 2026
Qualifying
The qualifying phase takes teams towards the national final.
1 March — 25 April 2027
National final
Date and venue will be announced with the Final Handbook.
May 2027
On track
Season 7 assesses reliability, strategy and preparation: not just the fastest lap.
20 minutes
A race that rewards pace, reliability and the ability to make clean decisions in traffic.
15 minutes
A compact race where preparation, focus and execution speed make the difference.
45 minutes
Strategy, driver management and a mandatory pit stop changing all four tyres.
Quick guide
Short answers to start in the right direction. Regulations V1.0 takes precedence for every detail.
No. In Season 7 every team enters one car; its chassis must be able to host the Prototype body for the Endurance.
Not automatically. Changes to weight, front wing, plank, tyres and checks require a full V1.0 review.
The ranking considers each team's best qualifying performance. The National Final brings together 20 teams.
The Regulations define the general rules. The Qualification Handbook and Final Handbook will add operational instructions, venues and programmes.