SAKHIR, Bahrain — Formula 1’s engine manufacturers will vote next week on a mid-season rule change addressing the compression ratio row that has centered on Mercedes. Over the winter, it emerged that ...
The organization's announcement could finally bring a huge contention point regarding the 2026 regulations to a close if the rule change goes ahead. It has been a strange few weeks in the world of ...
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The FIA have proposed a mid-season rule change to its engine regulations with a vote set to take place before the Australian Grand Prix. The build-up to the new 2026 season, which are the biggest in ...
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Ferrari has confirmed that clarity regarding the engine compression ratio saga – which has Mercedes at the centre of it – is what the Scuderia is chasing. Amid a series of meetings, and the idea to ...
Aston Martin team principal Adrian Newey admits he’s “biased” when it comes to Formula 1’s engine controversy, given his team runs a Honda power unit. Even before the first grand prix of the F1 2026 ...
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he is "philosophically" opposed to the FIA's proposal of a mid-season rule change over a contentious engine element, but says his team are willing to be "good citizens" ...
Lewis Hamilton criticizes Formula 1's new technical regulations, calling them 'ridiculously complex' and claiming that 'none of the fans will understand them.' The seven-time world champion, after ...
Lando Norris, the defending world champion, has said that he expects the new regulations to cause mayhem in 2026 Tom has been Senior Sports Correspondent at the Telegraph since 2020, having previously ...
Formula 1 bosses are moving towards a rule change that would close a loophole rivals believe Mercedes have exploited in the sport's new engine rules. Audi, Honda and Ferrari fear Mercedes have found a ...
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