Formula One will switch to 1.6-litre turbocharged engines in 2013 despite opposition from some teams, according to FIA President Jean Todt... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has indicated there is no going back on plans for Formula 1 to switch to 1.6-litre turbocharged engines in 2013 - despite resistance from some teams read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has repeated his dismay at the new engine regulations for the 2013 season, once again stressing that the sound is an issue. He also read more »

The new PURE Corporation, which hopes to supply Formula 1 customer engines when the new technical regulations are applied in 2013, has revealed to GPUpdate.net that it is now... read more »

P.U.R.E Corporation S.A. has today launched to build a Formula One engine for the 2013 world championship. The association will be headed by Craig Pollock, former manager of... read more »

It has been officially announced on Thursday that the newly-formed PURE Corporation is bidding for a place as a customer engine supplier on the 2013 Formula 1 grid, when a... read more »

Former BAR boss Craig Pollock announces the formation of a new company to design and build engines to F1's 2013 regulations read more »

BAR founder, and manager of Jacques Villeneuve, Craig Pollock is looking to return to F1 with a new 'green' engine in time for the introduction of the new engine... read more »

With the launch of the PURE Corporation, the first significant step has been taken towards an all-new Formula 1 from 2013 onwards. Headed by Craig Pollock, the company is... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has embraced the entrance of the PURE Corporation to Formula 1 ahead of the 2013 season. Established by former BAR Team Principal Craig Pollock, its... read more »

It has been revealed that former BAR Team Principal Craig Pollock is to return to Formula 1 with the new PURE customer engine supplier. The company, officially launching on... read more »

The former team principal of BAR [British American Racing] and former manager of Jacques Villeneuve, is looking at taking on Ferrari, Mercedes, Renault and Cosworth read more »

PURE's new Formula 1 engine is set to be on the test bed at the end of this year - with project chief Craig Pollock believing his company is ahead of its rivals in... read more »

Former BAR team principal Craig Pollock is to return to Formula 1 in 2013 as the head of a new customer engine supply company read more »

Renault team principal Eric Boullier believes Formula 1 teams need to consider only what is best for the sport - rather than what suits their own interests – when it comes to... read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr believes the introduction of new engine regulations in 2013 is vital to keep the sport relevant and encourage outside investment read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr believes Formula 1's switch to more efficient engines in 2013 is essential for the sport. read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr plays down criticism of the engine regulations set to come into play in 2013 and insists they will benefit F1 read more »

F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone is seeking to enlist the support of teams in his efforts to defeat FIA President Jean Todt's proposed four-cylinder engine... read more »

Other than a new name, organizers at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin have confirmed that the track will host a round of the MotoGP series from 2013, having signed a... read more »

Support is mouting for Formula One to ditch plans for a new 4-cylinder 'green' engine to be introduced in 2013, with Jenson Button the latest read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli could place microchips inside its products in order to enable more detailed analysis, with the Milan-based manufacturer having returned as the... read more »

Renault Sport's deputy managing director Rob White, has moved to allay fears about the noise aspect of Formula One's new engine format for the 2013 read more »

In a dream world Sebastian Vettel would like to see a return of V12 engines to Formula One rather than the introduction of four-cylinder engines planned for 2013 read more »

As he renews his attack upon the F1 2010 newcomers - well, two of them anyway - Bernie Ecclestone reckons the sport would be better off returning to a ten-team limit from 2013. read more »