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Ferrari’s fury ignites as Mercedes faces scrutiny: will FIA change the rules for 2026?

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January 9, 2026
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Ferrari’s fury ignites as Mercedes faces scrutiny: will FIA change the rules for 2026?

16 LECLERC Charles (mco), Scuderia Ferrari SF-25, action during the 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, 18th round of the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship from October 3 to 5, 2025 on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, in Singapore - Photo Florent Gooden / DPPI

Mercedes Engine Controversy Heats Up: Ferrari Launches Fury Against FIA! New Rules on the Horizon?

In the latest thrilling chapter of the Formula 1 saga, tensions are skyrocketing as Ferrari unleashes its fury against the FIA over a controversial Mercedes engine design that could shake the very foundations of the upcoming 2026 World Championship. Whispers of intense negotiations between the FIA and rival teams have surfaced, igniting speculation about potential mid-season rule changes that could alter the competitive landscape forever!

According to the explosive report from a leading sports outlet, the Mercedes V6 engine is allegedly capable of exceeding a 16:0 compression ratio, a regulation that has been set for the new season. These claims, which have yet to be officially denied, present a daunting dilemma for the FIA at a crucial moment as the countdown to the 2026 season begins.

Initially, the FIA appeared to be on board with Mercedes’ engineering innovations, giving the green light to Toto Wolff’s team. However, an urgent letter from three rival power unit manufacturers has prompted the FIA to reconsider its stance. Sources indicate that the governing body may now be contemplating a dramatic shift in regulations, possibly allowing this controversial engine only for the 2026 season.

On one side of this high-stakes showdown stands Mercedes alongside its partner teams, including reigning champion McLaren, Williams, and Alpine, all of whom benefit from the powerful Mercedes power units. On the opposing front, Ferrari leads the charge, backed by Honda and Audi, as they press the FIA to take immediate action against the engine’s deployment. The tension is palpable; these manufacturers are not just advocating for fairness but are demanding that the FIA prohibits this engine as soon as possible.

In a surprising twist, Red Bull Racing remains neutral in the fray. Reports suggest that they have yet to replicate the performance of the Mercedes engine and are reluctant to engage in the political warfare that characterized previous seasons under Christian Horner’s leadership. While Red Bull seeks clarity on the matter, they have expressed no concerns regarding the legitimacy of their own power unit.

What’s next in this escalating drama? A pivotal meeting is set for January 22, where motor manufacturers will gather with the FIA to address this contentious issue head-on. The stakes could not be higher as Ferrari, Honda, and Audi push for swift regulatory changes that may reshape the competition landscape.

As the battle lines are drawn and tensions mount, the motorsport world watches with bated breath. Will the FIA bend to the demands of its aggrieved manufacturers, or will Mercedes continue to reign supreme with its groundbreaking engine? The clock is ticking, and the outcome of this showdown could have monumental implications for the future of Formula 1 racing! Stay tuned for what promises to be a thrilling season ahead!

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