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The FIA has moved to outlaw a contentious engine technique that Mercedes and Red Bull had been deploying during qualifying sessions, with the prohibition coming into force before the Miami Grand Prix on 3 May.Ferrari lodged a formal request for regulatory clarification, raising particular objections about safety implications stemming from the practice.The Italian manufacturer's intervention followed concerning incidents at recent races where vehicles utilising the method experienced significant power loss.Both Mercedes High Performance Powertrains and Red Bull Powertrains had identified what sources describe as a "clever" approach to extract additional electrical energy during the closing moments of timed laps.Under current regulations, teams must gradually reduce power deployment as the battery depletes, preventing sudden deceleration that could prove hazardous at high speeds.Mercedes and Red Bull circumvented this requirement by triggering an emergency override designed to shut down the MGU-K motor generator unit.This manoeuvre allowed drivers to discharge all remaining electrical energy simultaneously rather than following the mandated 50kW-per-second reduction rate.The result was an immediate power surge of between 50 and 100kW as cars approached the timing line.Whilst the advantage translated to mere hundredths of a second, such margins frequently determine grid positions in a sport where pole is often settled by thousandths.The technique's drawbacks became starkly apparent at Suzuka, where Alex Albon's Mercedes-powered Williams ground to a complete halt during practice following a qualifying simulation run.Several other drivers, including Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen, found their cars crawling along at dramatically reduced speeds after deploying the method.The emergency shutdown triggers a 60-second lockout period during which the MGU-K remains inoperable, rendering it impractical during races but inconsequential on cooldown laps.Following the Japanese Grand Prix, the FIA cautioned manufacturers that such side-effects posed genuine hazards, though initially confirming the practice fell within existing regulations.Ferrari subsequently sought formal clarification regarding the safety risks involved.The governing body has now distributed revised technical guidelines to all manufacturers, stating unequivocally that the MGU-K shutdown function may only be activated during genuine emergencies.Officials will scrutinise telemetry data from practice and qualifying sessions to identify any teams attempting to circumvent the new directive.The 60-second lockout mechanism remains in place, meaning any squad triggering the override without demonstrable mechanical failure will be readily detected and face penalties.GPblog reports that Mercedes had already ceased employing the technique following the Japanese race, recognising the marginal gains were outweighed by reliability concerns.Ferrari, currently second in the constructors' standings behind the dominant Silver Arrows, will view the intervention as a modest victory.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Archaeologists recently found well-preserved ancient treasures at the bottom of a Swiss lake and the treasures remain close to where the ship sank.The shipwreck was found in Lake Neuchtel in Switzerland, some 75 miles southwest of Zurich, by a team of Swiss archaeologists, according to news agency Jam Press.A team of excavators from the Cantonal Archaeology Office of Neuchtel (OARC), the Octopus Foundation and the Archaeological Service of the State of Fribourg conducted the search in March 2025, though officials didn't announce the finds until last month.WINTER STORMS REVEAL POSSIBLE 17TH-CENTURY SHIPWRECK TIED TO ARMED CARIBBEAN VOYAGESThe cargo, which dates to between 20 and 50 A.D., was once part of a Roman merchant vessel traveling on Lake Neuchtel.The treasure includes hundreds of finely crafted dishes, bowls, cups and plates that were produced across the Swiss Plateau, the central lowland region between the Jura Mountains and the Alps.In antiquity, the area was known as the Roman province of Helvetia.Pictures from the dive show archaeologists surrounded by ceramic plates, dishes and other debris on the lakebed.Archaeologists also uncovered amphorae once used to transport olive oil from Hispania, now modern-day Spain.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZThe objects were grouped close together indicating that they remained close to where the ship sank.Archaeologists also found everyday items used by the crew, including tools, harnesses and parts of wagons.The wheels, strikingly well-preserved after 2,000 years underwater, are believed to be the only Roman examples of their kind ever found in Switzerland.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe team also uncovered a sword at the underwater site, which suggests a military escort may have been aboard the ship.Officials caution that the artifacts are fragile and vulnerable to damage.In a statement, OARC said the precious artifacts are exposed to lake bed erosion, as well as "the anchoring of pleasure boats and, above all, acts of vandalism and looting."CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESIn the meantime, they've removed the most vulnerable items from the site as a precaution.Officials said the discovery is unlike anything previously found in the region."The richness and diversity of this collection of goods, in an excellent state of preservation, make this discovery exceptional, unique in Switzerland and in the inland waters north of the Alps," the statement said.Researchers are now conserving and studying the artifacts before going on display at the nearby Latnium Archaeology Park and Museum, Switzerland's largest archaeological museum.

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