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Ferrari defends 2026 start rules, citing safety and progress despite criticism over slow starts and performance gaps.
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.
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.
Despite criticism from rivals over the five-second pre-start gap and uneven performance, Ferrari maintains the issue is resolved.
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.
Ferrari defiende las reglas de inicio de 2026, citando la seguridad y el progreso a pesar de las críticas sobre arranques lentos y brechas de rendimiento.