Fuel pressure limit

In Simple Terms

F1 teams cannot pump fuel into their engine's fuel injectors at a pressure higher than 350 bar (a unit of pressure). This limit ensures the fuel system operates safely and prevents teams from gaining an unfair advantage through excessive fuel pressure.

• Maximum fuel pressure to injectors is capped at 350 barG (bar gauge)
• This regulation applies specifically to the fuel supplied directly to the fuel injectors
• The limit ensures fair competition and prevents damage to engine components
• Teams must monitor and control their fuel system pressure during all sessions