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Exclusive: Ferrari staff not overly excited by ADUO-2
Ferrari is ready to introduce the second evolution of its power unit, but sources close to the team say the enthusiasm portrayed externally is not reflected within the Scuderia.
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ADUO now matters only to Red Bull, but FIA sees no case for bonus homologations
The first period ended at the Canadian Grand Prix and the second at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Red Bull can now only hope for the findings from the third period.
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If the Mercedes rumors were true it would be a disaster
From the moment the ADUO's values emerged, things were said that were not confirmed by the teams or by the FIA itself. Mercedes and Ferrari were thought to have raced underpowered internal combustion engines and the first turn signals arrived at Silverstone.
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Exclusive: Mercedes and Ferrari with underpowered engines? Bradley Lord responds
Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley Lord kindly allowed us to have a chat with us on "Formula1.it" regarding the new PU regulations, the ADUO report, and Red Bull's request for a review. His words.
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The FIA is hiding something
Formula 1 and the FIA have announced changes to the 2027 regulations. However, something is not yet entirely clear.
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How much can Scuderia Ferrari recover with ADUO?
The new FIA mechanism grants room for recovery, but between the regulations and the track, the answer is less straightforward. We analyse the data and make some estimates on how much it can really affect the stopwatch.
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Mercedes and Ferrari aim for 48 percent ICE efficiency, FIA sets target
If we compare the technical data sheets of the Mercedes and Ferrari PUs, it would seem that we are talking about two completely identical engines! If we were to exchange data, at least at the level of the stated technical characteristics, we would be dealing with the same unit of power. Clearly this is not the case.
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ADUO has limitations, constructors are already complaining
During the Australian GP, the first event of the 2026 Formula One World Championship, we learned that some manufacturers had already raised complaints about ADUO, the new system created by the FIA to give engine manufacturers a chance...
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ADUO: FIA exclusive right to implement corrective actions on type approvals
The International Federation for the 2026 to 2030 seasons has established a system aimed at improving track performance and uniformity of performance across all Formula 1 manufacturers.
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