US EditionRalf Tells Ferrari to ‘Shut up' over Mercedes Engine Row
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Formula 1 News: Schumacher tells Ferrari to 'shut up' over Mercedes engine row
(GMM) Former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher (pictured) has told Ferrari to keep quiet amid growing speculation that the Italian team is preparing an official protest over a perceived Mercedes … Read More The post Formula 1 News: Schumacher tells Ferrari to ‘shut up’ over Mercedes engine row appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Ralf tells Ferrari to ‘shut up' over Mercedes engine row
Jan.29 former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher has told Ferrari to keep quiet amid growing speculation that the Italian team is preparing an official protest over a perceived Mercedes engine loophole. Speaking on Sky Deutschland's Backstage Boxengasse, Schumacher reacted to reports that Ferrari – potentially alongside Honda and Audi...
Ralf Schumacher calls out Ferrari for double standards in their criticism of Mercedes
Ferrari are understood to be among the Formula 1 teams that have raised concerns with the FIA regarding the technical interpretation behind Mercedes’ 2026 power unit, with a particular focus on fuel compression ratios. The debate has quickly become one of the most sensitive technical flashpoints of the new regulatory era, drawing in political alliances, historical grievances, and strong reactions from former drivers. At the centre of the controv…
Charles Leclerc wheels with the Ferrari SF-26 in Barcelona The FIA seems comfortable with the prospect that Mercedes and Red Bull Ford will gain advantage with their trick to increase the compression ratio of the engines, but Ferrari does not intend to forget the issue.After the meeting held by the representatives of the five manufacturers of power units of Formula 1, the feeling that floated in the environment is that the controversy arising fr…
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