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Formula One engine makers agree on stricter compression ratio rules, capping it at sixteen to one even at high temperatures, following controversy over Mercedes alleged eighteen to one ratio. The new regulation, effective June first, aims to close potential loopholes and ensure fair competition. Mercedes maintains compliance, while rivals like Audi and Porsche push for stricter enforcement. Teams have until June seventh to adjust their engines, with Mercedes potentially tweaking their second unit. Rivals may use Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities for engine boosts after the Miami Grand Prix, as Ferrari emerges as a top threat and McLaren works to improve energy management.

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