Red Bull's Helmut Marko has questioned the FIA's recent claims on the performance convergence of Formula One's power units. As part of an agreement to continue... read more »

The performance between F1's top three engine manufacturers; Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault, has converged to be within three tenths of a second, according to the FIA. The... read more »

Following its analysis, the FIA claims that there is near parity between the top three engine manufacturers. read more »

SOCHI, Russia -- The FIA says Formula One has successfully achieved performance convergence between power units as per the formula agreed between engine manufacturers last... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that by levelling Formula 1's playing field, the sport will attack more manufacturers and sponsors. The post Brawn dreams of level playing field... read more »

Following its meeting with the manufacturers, the FIA has is open to a new power unit configuration being introduced in 2021. read more »

As he meets with engine manufacturers to discuss post-2020 engine rules, FIA president seeks to simplify the sport. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt believes Formula 1 cars need to become simpler, cheaper and less reliable, ahead of a meeting with leading manufacturers in Paris on Friday read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, is to meet with engine manufacturers on Friday to discuss the sport's engine regulations beyond the end of the current… read more »

BMW joins Renault, Penske and Jaguar as FIA reveals nine manufacturers for 5th, 6th and 7th Formula E seasons. read more »

Renault Sport Racing president Jerome Stoll argues that manufacturers are the backbone of F1. read more »

Renault believes the manufacturers involved in Formula 1 should be considered the 'main players' in the championship because of the amount they contribute read more »

Renault has suggested Formula 1 should consider putting limits in place on how much engine manufacturers can spend read more »

Renault insists that a recent push to clarify that Formula 1 manufacturers were not allowed to burn oil as fuel was not an 'attack' on any of its rivals read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says Formula One's next generation of engines must remain acceptable to global society. The current V6 turbo hybrid engines were introduced to... read more »

'Three of the four manufacturers' would leave F1 if the sport decided to ditch V6 Hybrid power units for a return to V8 engines, says Jean Todt. read more »

Jean Todt: Manufacturers would leave F1 if we returned to V10 engines read more »

The FIA has reminded Formula 1 engine manufacturers they are not allowed to 'burn' engine oil as fuel, after Red Bull suspected Mercedes could have been doing so in... read more »

With fuel a key battleground in the Formula 1 engine manufacturers' battle, Red Bull's switch to ExxonMobil adds a fresh layer to the 2017 championship fight read more »

Ferrari could race in Formula E in the future, but only if the technology behind the cars improves. The all-electric racing series has already attracted a number of car... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Formula One's next engine regulations should focus on providing entertainment, rather than a platform for car manufacturers to... read more »

Despite failure of Jaguar Land Rover deal due to Porsche veto, Silverstone is eyeing "other car manufacturers" to come to its rescue. read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery says he is expecting "a lot more" one-stop races throughout the 2017 season, as a result of the manufacturer's… read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says the company could enter Formula E "a few years from now". Formula E is continuing to attract manufacturers, with Jaguar... read more »

Valtteri Bottas remains confident that Williams can fight with manufacturer teams in Formula 1 once more, despite its regression this season. Williams leapt… read more »