Formula 1 is one of the most popular motorsport series in the world, with millions of fans tuning in from all over the world to watch the high-octane motorsport events. But this year, the Formula 1 series has been thrown into disarray due to the unequal performance of the cars on the track.

The issue stems from the fact that teams have been allowed to use different types of engines, which has led to the emergence of two distinct types of cars on the track. One type of car is powered by a 1.6 liter V6 turbocharged engine, while the other has its power plant built around a 3.0 liter V12 engine. This inequality means that the 3.0 liter cars have an advantage of up to 20 BHP, which is enough to significantly improve performance.

The unfair advantage in engine power also means that teams have had to invest more money in developing their cars to keep up with the higher powered cars. This has made it difficult for smaller teams to keep up with their bigger rivals, leading to lopsided results on the track.

The issue of unequal cars has been a source of contention since the start of the season, but the situation has been exacerbated in the past few races. Drivers in 3.0 liter cars are regularly finishing in the top five positions, while those in the 1.6 liter cars can barely keep up. This has resulted in frustration among the drivers, who feel that the inequalities among the cars are making it impossible for them to compete.

As the season progress, it remains to be seen whether Formula 1 will be able to find a way to level the playing field. In the meantime, fans can expect to see closely fought races between the two classes of cars, while those with the bigger engines continue to dominate the track.