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Two more meetings of F1’s engine manufacturers have been called to try to draw a line under the compression ratio loophole controversy
Formula 1 manufacturers are set for two key meetings with the FIA in the coming week to address the ongoing row over compression ratios.
The FIA will hold a second meeting with technical experts on Monday to discuss testing of compression ratios when engines are running hot.
Thursday will see the next scheduled meeting of F1’s Power Unit Advisory Committee, aiming to decide on potential next steps regarding the controversy.
The FIA is seeking consensus among all competitors to measure the compression ratio when engines are hot, following potential exploitation of a loophole by Mercedes and Red Bull.
Discussions are ongoing among manufacturers, with the hope of reaching an agreement on a specific direction for the future.
The outcome of tests regarding compression-ratio checks will play a crucial role in determining the next steps to be taken.
Although progress has been made, more discussions and work are needed to finalize a procedure that satisfies all stakeholders.
