F1 moves to ban engine tricks and brings new test forward
Formula 1's engine manufacturers have agreed to revised compression ratio regulations that aim to close a loophole exploited most effectively by Mercedes. The new rules tighten the wording around how compression ratios are measured and bring a hot-conditions engine test forward by six races, from the originally planned introduction. The changes are designed to ensure no manufacturer gains an unfair advantage from creative interpretations of the power unit regulations.
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