US EditionWhy Developing the All-New F1 Tyres for 2026 Is so Challenging
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Why developing the all-new F1 tyres for 2026 is so challenging
The 2026 revolution in Formula 1 doesn’t just involve new cars and a different engine formula. It also includes an entirely new generation of tyres - an element that plays a crucial role in modern F1. Initially, the FIA wanted to switch to 16-inch for 2026 to reduce weight, but sole tyre supplier Pirelli opposed this for several reasons, including road relevance.As a result, F1 will ...Keep reading
F1 News: Red Bull cannot retain Honda power in 2026
(GMM) Some think Red Bull-Ford’s 2026 unit is currently so underpowered that the team has asked Honda if it can keep using Japanese-made engines next year. “That is not possible … Read More The post F1 News: Red Bull cannot retain Honda power in 2026 – president appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem may have maintained the hope of a return to the V8, but Formula 1 motorists are fully focused on 2026. A series of meetings held at the beginning of the season allowed us to explore the possibility of a reversal from electrification, especially because of rumours that the 2026 engines could slow down the pace and seriously affect the show in the race. Honda Racing Corporation president Koji Watanabe, however, refuted the (..…
Ben Sulayem doubles down: F1 return to V8 engines ‘is happening’
© XPB Phillip van Osten 16/07/2025 at 11:3916/07/2025 at 18:16 In a move that could radically reshape the future of Formula 1, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has boldly declared that a return to V8 engines is not just a hopeful... More »
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