ispano6 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2026, 09:16
diffuser wrote: ↑24 Jun 2026, 18:45
ispano6 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2026, 17:24
F1 journalists starting to talk more about fuel.
Best fuel hierarchy as it is understood right now: ExxonMobil, Petronas, Shell, BP, Aramco.
Hopefully Aramco's Version 2 fuel will bring them closer to ExxonMobil. ExxonMobil greatly benefited from working with Honda, I expect the same with Aramco.
You're conflating ICE power with feul energy.
I can make shiit up too you know. It's understood they put Amarco fuel in the RBPT ICE and it made so much power the FIA had to ban RBPT from using Amarco fuel.
Be my guest. Internal Combustion Engines aka ICE combusts FUEL. It gives off energy. Better combustion equals more power. Combustion shape contributes to more efficient burn. Combustion shape is determined by fuel quality and stability. The fuel is the source. No conflating, just the obvious fact.
How do you know which fuel does the things you mentioned above better? You don't know, because you lack any factual measurements of the fuel. You have no clue, because nobody does.
You wouldn't even know how to determine whether one fuel is better than another, or how the FIA measures it, because the FIA doesn't publicize its methodology.
Your only rationale is that Honda's ICE produces the least amount of power, so your thinking is: "I'm Japanese, I can't believe Honda has failed... Ah, I know, it must be the fuel."
That's wishful thinking, not a fact-based argument.