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F1 teams clash over 2026 engine rules, with Mercedes accused of exploiting a hot-engine loophole for extra power.
A dispute has arisen over Formula 1’s 2026 engine rules, centered on the 16:1 compression ratio limit.
Teams, including Mercedes, are accused of exploiting a loophole by achieving higher effective ratios when engines are hot, despite passing static tests at ambient temperature.
Critics argue this could yield a 10–13 horsepower advantage under race conditions.
The FIA maintains current testing is valid, but the controversy echoes past enforcement issues.
Red Bull has failed to replicate the effect, raising concerns about fairness.
Final enforcement decisions rest with the FIA ahead of power unit homologation in March 2026.
Los equipos de F1 se enfrentan sobre las reglas del motor 2026, con Mercedes acusado de explotar una laguna en el motor caliente para obtener potencia adicional.