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Sports · 1 April 2026

F1 2026: Mercedes, Red Bull's power edge sparks Ferrari fury.

F1 2026: Mercedes, Red Bull's power edge sparks Ferrari fury.

Mercedes and Red Bull have drawn attention for exploiting a grey area in Formula 1’s 2026 engine rules, allowing them to maintain maximum electric power for longer during qualifying. The tactic involves cutting energy deployment abruptly at lap’s end, gaining a small performance edge. Ferrari has questioned the legality’s intent, urging the FIA to clarify the rules as concerns grow over unintended advantages.

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