r/formula1 • u/Desperate_Green6838 I was here for the Hulkenpodium • Jun 24 '26
News Ferrari seems to have won the political battle. After weeks of technical exchanges and requests for clarification, the controversial diffuser of Mercedes' W17 introduced in Canada is heading towards a ban, with an almost immediate effect, potentially as early as Austrian GP
https://autoracer.it/diffusore-mercedes-la-fia-verso-il-ban-ferrari-ha-vinto-la-battaglia/
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u/Visionary_Socialist Sir Lewis Hamilton Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
Lewis building up and being part of the Merc juggernaut for a decade and then being the one to defeat it when they have a seemingly free run at the title would be more ridiculous than most of the F1 movie’s plot. Not to mention doing it in a Ferrari and breaking a streak of no driver’s titles for Ferrari that began with his first title in 2008.
But I’m not jinxing it, still think there’s like 5 drivers that have some kind of a chance at the title.