What is 'super clipping'? The strange new F1 2026 jargon explained
The 2026 regulations have introduced a wave of new technical terminology to the Formula 1 lexicon, and 'super clipping' is among the most discussed. Crash.net provides a clear, accessible explanation of what the term means, how it relates to the energy management systems in the new power units, and why it has become a focal point of debate about whether the 2026 rules will deliver entertaining racing or create an energy conservation exercise.
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