F1 has committed itself in the next rules cycle from 2026 to turbo hybrid power units that will run on fully sustainable fuel.One of the big changes from now, though, will be... read more »

Red Bull Racing Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey has revealed that future plans to implement active aero into Formula 1 don’t “concern” him”. The FIA has already set in... read more »

When the 2026-30 engine specification was being devised, both Audi and Porsche seemed ready to commit to the series. This increased the emphasis on sustainability and road... read more »

With a freeze on power units until new rules arrive in 2026 and its emphasis on aerodynamics, Formula 1 is almost the exact inverse of the electric series I've raced in... read more »

F1's car makers are currently working on the design of the new turbo-hybrid power units that will come into play from 2026.While the basic formula of the 1.6-litre... read more »

In recent weeks some engine manufacturers have indicated that the rules should perhaps be revisited while there is still time, with particular reference to the current 50:50... read more »

Charles Leclerc concedes that Ferrari expected Silverstone to be one of its worst-performing tracks of the season after trailing home ninth in the British Grand Prix. Despite... read more »

Charles Leclerc says his Ferrari "should be fine" despite "changing basically everything" on his F1 car following an electrical issue that curtailed his... read more »

Charles Leclerc says the British Grand Prix on Sunday will see him going "into the unknown" after he was forced to sit out FP2 at Silverstone. An electrical issue... read more »

Verstappen maintained his dominant grip of top spot in F1 by leading both practice sessions on Friday at Silverstone, but did see his advantage trimmed to just 0.022s by... read more »

Charles Leclerc says his Ferrari "should be fine" for Saturday after an electrical issue ruled him out of second practice at the British Grand Prix on Friday. read more »

Ferrari's progress has been halted in the second session of the British Grand Prix weekend, with Charles Leclerc forced to sit out as a result of an incurable electrical... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner has suggested that the 50% electrical contribution is too big, and that his team's early simulations suggest that drivers will have to... read more »

Autosport revealed over the Austrian Grand Prix weekend that concerns have emerged about the danger of F1 making a mis-step with the rules if it does not perfectly marry the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the sport is hopeful that its engines will be louder than the current specification in three years' time. A new cycle of regulations... read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes he and Haas had the pace for a stronger result at Formula 1's Azerbaijan Grand Prix but was stuck in the pack. Magnussen started only 16th at Baku... read more »

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri says he was relieved to avoid the drama that befell others in order to collect his maiden Formula 1 points at the Australian Grand Prix. Piastri endured... read more »

Fortune went the way of both McLaren drivers during a hectic event at Albert Park, with the chaotic final restart leaving Piastri in eighth place and his team-mate Lando Norris... read more »

Piastri had a frustrating time in the opener in Bahrain, admitting to mistakes in qualifying that cost him a shot at Q2, and then suffering an electrical issue early in the... read more »

Norris suffered a power unit pneumatic issue that led to six pitstops and his eventual retirement in the closing laps, while team-mate Oscar Piastri retired early with an... read more »

F1 debutant Piastri became the first driver of the new season to retire after attempts to rectify an electrical issue aboard his MCL60 by fitting a new steering wheel failed.By... read more »

Initially signed on a three-year deal, McLaren has been a Mercedes engine customer since 2021. This followed its turbulent divorce from Honda and three-year tie-up with... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that Honda has signed up to re-enter Formula 1 in 2026 as a power unit supplier. The Japanese manufacturer was one of six outfits that have signed up for... read more »

Nicholas Latifi waved goodbye to Formula 1 but not in the way he would have wanted in Abu Dhabi after retiring late in the day with an electrical problem. read more »

Both men spun when Schumacher ran into the Williams driver, and while both were initially able to continue, Latifi lost time in the pits for damage inspection and later retired... read more »