When FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem gets an idea into his head, it's well known that he can commit to it and double ...

Cutting edge racing technology trickles down into the road-going vehicles everyone uses. How does race tech make a difference ...

Many automakers love to harp on about having F1-derived tech or engines in their road cars, but Ferrari was the first to do ...

Red Bull Formula One boss Christian Horner has expressed support for an eventual return to V10 engines despite his team spending heavily on designing their own power unit for the new era starting in ...

That and, for all that we would want the louder engines, the very best technology does seem to have moved on. I’m on the fence. Making a commercial success out of this era of F1 with those engines.

An FIA spokesman confirmed discussions were ongoing with stakeholders over the sport's technical direction from 2030 ... to be so complicated or so expensive in terms of engine development," F1 chief ...

Honda has announced that it is planning to prolong the development of its V6 turbo-hybrid Formula 1 engine for next ...

But the sport is starting to think more seriously about the technical ... lines—last year F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali also teased the return of naturally aspirated engines. F1 is moving to ...

Discussions over reverting back to the V10 era were sparked by the FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. He suggested that F1 ...

Formula 1 is changing its technical regulations for next season, introducing new rules for both cars and engines. That makes it difficult for any driver to predict which will be the most ...

The American company will race with Ferrari engines in the short ... General Motors/Cadillac from the F1 championship series despite meeting all technical and financial requirements to field ...