1958 changed
Commercial aviation fuel mandatory
Alcohol-based fuel blends were banned; cars had to run on 130-octane aviation petrol. Source
5 changes, oldest first.
Alcohol-based fuel blends were banned; cars had to run on 130-octane aviation petrol. Source
Mid-race refuelling, used by Brabham in 1982–83, was banned and race fuel limited to 220 litres, starting the fuel-economy era of the turbo years. Source
Mid-race refuelling was permitted again with standard rigs, and remained until 2009. Source
Cars started with full race fuel for the first time since 1993; minimum weight rose to 620 kg. Source
Fuel had to contain 10% sustainable ethanol. Source