F1 is in the midst of two parallel sets of engine discussions. Andrew Benson looks at whether one of them will lead to the return of V8s.

Formula 1 has always been a sport of buzzwords and phrases that sound completely made up -- this year is no different, and the acronym ADUO is a buzzword fans will hear plenty of in the lead-up to and ...

Could McLaren take the plunge for the next set of F1 rules?

McLaren is currently flying high in Formula 1, but they are still technically a customer team. However, that dynamic could ...

The FIA President believes F1 engine manufacturers will get on board with his plan to switch back to V8 engines in 2030, but ...

Formula 1’s 2027 power unit rules will be decided in the next 15 days, with significant changes under discussion including a 60/40 power split between engine and electrical. After the mixed reception ...

McLaren Racing has said it could consider building its own F1 power unit, but only if it makes financial sense. At present, McLaren has one of only a few ...

Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, has unveiled a package of regulatory updates ahead of the 2026 season, responding to ongoing technical scrutiny over power units and broader efforts to refine race ...

But if you've been working on cars for a few decades like I have, you start to see the track's DNA hidden all over your driveway. The truth is, motorsport has always been the ultimate research and ...

In Canada, the Aston Martin driver expressed a very clear opinion about hybrid engines, going so far as to say they have ...

View post: Ford F-150 Vs. Ford F-250: 5 Major Differences CVTs originated as banned, high-performance technology in Formula 1 due to their speed advantage. Williams F1’s 1993 CVT project was outlawed ...