Formula 1 drivers will be able to use their engines at full power for full race distances in 2019 thanks to the Formula 1 Strategy Group and the F1 Commission‘s agreement to increase the team's fuel allowance from next season. The agreement, which sees the allowance raised from 105kg  to 110kg, came at a meeting in Paris and is due to be confirmed by the World Motor Sport Council in the near future. The news will please teams who have faced increased fuel consumption is recent years, thanks to greater downforce levels and faster cars. It's meant periods of fuel-saving during races which have proved unpopular with fans and drivers. While the full 2021 power unit regulations are set...
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