Thanks to the F1 V10, the scream of a V10 engine is etched into Formula 1’s history—a defining sound of the 1990s and early 2000s, an era remembered for raw speed, driver skill, and unfiltered ...

Current regulations dictate a hybrid solution, with the bulk of the power delivered by a 1.6-litre turbocharged six-cylinder ...

In an exclusive interview, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali voices his opinion on the recent power unit discussions ...

I n the early 2000s, things were getting out of hand in the performance car world. Against the backdrop of global unrest, ...

Formula 1’s engine manufacturers, along with the FIA, met in Bahrain this past weekend to discuss the potential for returning to V10 power in the future. FIA and all six current F1 engine ...

Of next year's engine suppliers, Red Bull and Ferrari were in favour of the V10 proposal but Mercedes, Honda and Audi were all opposed. Bosses will continue to consider the direction of F1's ...

Yet rumours are circulating that F1 will return to the loud V10 engines of yesteryear. However, there is little chance that we will ever see the V10 engines back in the pinnacle of motorsport. In 2026 ...

Unlikely It's highly unlikely, as the auto industry has little use for the V8 and V10 engines. Electric driving, however, does not seem to be the future either, so alternatives are being looked at.