US EditionSenior F1 boss warns against 'Jurassic Park' return to V10 engines
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Formula 1 will probably not be able to go any further in electrifying its engines, after regulation 2026, which will offer 50% thermal power, and 50% electric power. Roger Griffiths, the director of Andretti Global in Formula E, believes that the F1 hit this limit when it designed a regulation that was intended to be more modern. On the other hand, he remains sceptical about a return of the V10 to Formula 1. According to this former director of …
German media reports Ferrari and Red Bull are behind schedule with 2026 F1 engine
It was the dominant Formula 1 topic in recent weeks. Several manufacturers wanted to overturn the new engine regulations for 2026. After F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali himself floated the idea of a V10 engine with synthetic fuel as an alternative for the future and FIA President Mohammed bin Sulayem jumped on the bandwagon, Red Bull and Ferrari wanted to seize the opportunity. The two heavyweights of the premier class fought against the new power uni…
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