hybrid era
The hybrid era in Formula 1 is when cars started using a mix of regular engines and electric motors to go faster and use less fuel. This change has made the races more exciting and the cars more efficient.
The hybrid era in Formula 1 refers to the period starting in 2014 when teams began using hybrid power units that combine traditional internal combustion engines with electric motors. This shift has led to significant changes in car performance, efficiency, and strategy.
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