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Wolff wants Volkswagen to enter F1 in 2026

Sep.13 Mercedes wants to 'compromise' on the 2026 engine rule changes to enable Volkswagen to enter Formula 1. At Monza, a key meeting between all stakeholders was held, where it was decided that the new engine regulations would now be delayed from 2025 to 2026. Among the competitors, two distinct camps have reportedly emerged – those, like Mercedes, who argue for an evolution of the status quo, and Red Bull and VW on the other side who want fundamental change. 'Mercedes is ready to compromise in order to welcome the Volkswagen Group into Formula 1,' Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff is quoted by Speed Week. One such compromise is the likely scrapping of the MGU-H element of the complex...
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