Helmut Marko Drops Huge F1 Engine Claim After Malaysia’s Software Chaos
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Former consultant Red Bull, Helmut Marko, believes that the technical problems, which he describes as "successful", from the Grand Prize in Malaysia force a change of direction in 2030. The appearance of the new technical regulations for power units introduced in Formula 1 continued to provoke heated debates in the padoc, and recent events at the Grand Prize in Sepang, Malaysia, accentuated criticism of the excessive complexity of hybrid systems…
Formula 1 is set to see a major change in its engine technology by 2030, as confirmed by Red Bull Racing's well-known collaborator Helmut Marko. In a recent interview, Marko revealed that the championship's next engineering season foresees the return of turbocharged V8 engines, a decision that, according to him, is already […] The post 2030 will see the return of turbocharged V8 engines to F1, according to Helmut Marko appeared first on FormulaR…
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