Mercedes and Ferrari to get F1 engine upgrade tokens

Mercedes and Ferrari will receive homologation tokens to improve their Formula 1 engines under the ADUO system. Red Bull Ford Powertrains has been confirmed as having the leading V6 combustion engine.

Following measurements after the Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA determined performance deficits among V6 engines. Mercedes exceeds the 2% threshold and qualifies for one token, while Ferrari, more than 4% behind, is set to receive two tokens. An official announcement is expected as early as Monday, 14 days after the Canadian Grand Prix per regulations. Lewis Hamilton revealed the order after the Monaco Grand Prix, noting Red Bull Ford Powertrains leads, followed by Mercedes and then Ferrari. Hamilton told Sky Sports F1 that the development work is an eight-to-10-month project.

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Red Bull executives discussing engine results with FIA officials in a meeting room.
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Red Bull requests FIA review of ADUO engine results

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Red Bull Ford Powertrains has emerged as the benchmark in Formula 1's first ADUO period, prompting the team to request a review of the results before they are made public.

Formula 1 manufacturers received initial ADUO results during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. Audi and Ferrari have already introduced power unit upgrades on track while the FIA awaits final verification requested by Red Bull-Ford.

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Audi Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto has urged the FIA to rethink the ADUO power unit upgrade system. The call follows Mercedes receiving approval for additional engine development while Red Bull Ford Powertrains remains locked out.

Kimi Antonelli confirmed that Mercedes will introduce corrective measures to its Formula 1 power unit starting at the Austrian Grand Prix. The updates follow his Barcelona retirement and earlier issues in Miami and Montreal.

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Honda will introduce an updated power unit on Aston Martin's Formula 1 car at the Dutch Grand Prix. Trackside general manager Shintaro Orihara confirmed the timeline during the team's Belgian Grand Prix preview.

Red Bull's new power unit has impressed in the opening races of the 2026 Formula 1 season despite challenges with the chassis. Ford Performance director Mark Rushbrook described the unit as being 'in the mix' as a newcomer.

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Audi chief executive Gernot Dollner has called for regulatory stability in Formula 1 power units ahead of the 2027 season. The company wants to avoid major hardware changes that would require additional investment.

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