New questions about the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine are beginning to be asked.

In the winter test season, following a spate of FIA announcements clamping down even harder on the regulations, the general consensus was that the top engines in F1 were now all close in performance.

But then came Bahrain, where rivals were shocked to discover that Ferrari's engine is five tenths better in a straight line.

One estimate puts the gap at 40 horse power.

"We actually thought that the FIA had filled all the last holes in the regulations," Red Bull's Adrian Newey told Auto Motor und Sport.

One new theory is that Ferrari's fuel sponsor Shell has discovered something revolutionarily new.

"The fuel from the Ferrari garage smells like grapefruit juice," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said.


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  1. MALCOLMB

    Maybe Christian's olefactory receptors are being overwhelmed by the smell of Red Bull in his garage, and everything else smells of grapefruit?
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    Has anyone sniffed Red Bull fuel, maybe that smells like Monster Energy drink rather than Red Bull!

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  2. Patrick Ivan Cornelio

    Its going to be another year of boring Mercedes dominating almost every race. I think it's not worth watching any longer. F1 needs teams to be closer competitively. Or change the name to: Try and catch Mercedes. Level the playing field and lets witness some real racing pls. At the moment its plain boring boring boring. Hamilton will be champion again.

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