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Mercedes, Red Bull and F1's 2026 engines: The loophole controversy explained
The compression ratio in Mercedes’ and Red Bull's 2026 engines has come under scrutiny in F1, but what’s really behind it?
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F1’s new engines have teams worried about compression ratios
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Mercedes and Red Bull Racing exploit a compression ratio loophole in the 2026 F1 rules, prompting FIA scrutiny as Ferrari, Honda and Audi protest to prevent a major advantage.
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