FIA boss pushing for engine rule changes to keep Fernando Alonso in F1: 'Needs to leave when he wants'

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem hinted he is pushing for Formula 1 engine rule changes which will help keep Fernando ...
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Yamaha used to make F1 engines - here's why it stopped

When you think of Yamaha, the last thing that comes to mind is Formula 1 engines. The motorcycle manufacturer ranked impressively high on our worst-to-best motorcycle brand list, which was to be ...
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Mercedes’ Toto Wolff tells F1 rivals to ‘get your s— together’ on engine scrutiny – does he have a point?

Some F1 teams have raised concerns over Mercedes and Red Bull potentially finding a loophole to produce more power from their engines Rudy Carezzevoli/Getty Images Toto Wolff says Mercedes feels ...
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What's behind Russell and Mercedes' F1 engine penalty delay

George Russell will delay taking his inevitable F1 engine change penalty - potentially until the time of the US GP ...
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F1's Engine Report Card Says Red Bull Is Winning. Even Red Bull Doesn't Believe It.

Formula 1 released its midseason engine report card this week, and the team sitting at the top is the one complaining loudest. The FIA's own numbers say Red Bull Powertrains builds the fastest ...
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Formula 1 Gives V6 Engines More Power After Hybrid Rules Spark Racing Fears

To prevent drivers from lifting on straights, F1 is shifting its 2027 engine rules to a 60-40 split, boosting power and cutting electric reliance. F1 dropped planned 50-50 combustion-electric split, ...
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George Russell reveals when he’ll take his own F1 engine penalty

After Kimi Antonelli took a penalty in Monza, George Russell is waiting for Mercedes’ new power unit to exceed his own quota ...
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Red Bull mock the FIA's ADUO ruling on social media: 'The benchmark F1 engine wasn't in the business plan'

Red Bull mock FIA’s ADUO ruling with social posts after Monza, disputing claims they have F1’s strongest ICE as rivals gain ...
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Formula 1 agrees to engine design change after criticism

Formula 1 has agreed a two-step plan to change engine design in response to criticism of this year's new rules. Drivers have complained that the near 50-50 split between internal combustion and ...