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flag Ferrari defends 2026 start rules, citing safety and progress despite criticism over slow starts and performance gaps.

flag Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur defends the team's stance on 2026 Formula 1 race start rules, rejecting claims of obstruction and citing safety concerns raised with the FIA. flag While the removal of the MGU-H has caused slower turbo spool-up and inconsistent starts, Vasseur insists teams must adapt to regulations, not the other way around. flag Despite criticism from rivals over the five-second pre-start gap and uneven performance, Ferrari maintains the issue is resolved. flag The team is advancing technical upgrades, including a revised rear wing, and plans to use the ADUO rule to close a half-second deficit to Mercedes, focusing on holistic improvements beyond engine power.

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