While nostalgia and fan sentiment continue to push for a louder, more visceral F1 experience, the governing body reaffirmed its commitment to the 2026 power ... road car relevance, sound and ...

All but one Formula 1 engine manufacturer is encountering serious trouble with the development of their new power unit for the F1 2026 season, it has been claimed. It comes after the FIA insisted ...

SAKHIR, Bahrain - Teams and manufacturers are committed to Formula One's new engine era from 2026 and will continue to discuss future options, the governing FIA said on Friday amid speculation ...

La Formula 1 is looking resolutely to 2026, the year in which a technical revolution will come into force that will profoundly change the architecture of power units. FIA confirmed that the new ...

As a result, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem talked up the idea of scrapping the 2026 rules early in favour of a return to V10s with sustainable fuels. Cheaper, noisier, and let’s face it, cooler.

SAKHIR, Bahrain (Reuters) -Teams and manufacturers are committed to Formula One's new engine era from 2026 and will continue to discuss future options, the governing FIA said on Friday amid ...

Driving an F1 car is so much tougher than it appears to be. The physical demand tests the human body’s limits at every step. This is why all drivers undergo a strict training regimen, especially for ...

The quoted pixel artist could have gone the extra mile and reveal this hypothetical 2026 Ford Bronco facelift ... will continue to live its life in the rendering world, and we are not sad, as ...

ABOVE: Team principals James Vowles (Williams), Jonathan Wheatley (Stake Sauber) and Andrea Stella (McLaren) Williams team principal James Vowles says the development work done on the 2026 regulations ...

Perez has been strongly linked with Cadillac, who will become the sport’s 11th team in 2026. By contrast, Daniel Ricciardo considers himself retired ... media posts at Mercedes Bottas was once ...

"All parties are committed to the 2026 regulations and look forward to the prospect of exciting racing," the FIA said. "All parties agreed to continue discussions on the future technical direction ...