Formula 1 will have to wait for "two or three years" before seeing a potential influx of new manufacturers, according to CEO Stefano Domenicali. read more »

Despite the freeze on engine development in 2022, F1's manufacturers have agreed to address the deficit if anyone is "out of kilter". read more »

Formula 1's power unit manufacturers have agreed to address big gaps in engine performance from 2022 despite the development freeze, according to Christian Horner read more »

Formula 1 has established a working group, which includes potential power unit manufacturers, after outlining its main objectives for the next engine formula, set to be... read more »

Stefano Domenicali hopes Formula 1 can attract car manufacturers looking for a "fresh image", believing it to be one of the biggest challenges facing the automotive... read more »

Part 2 of TheCheckeredFlag's Porsche Story looks into the German manufacturers' history in single seater racing and rallying. read more »

The deadlock of American manufacturers entering F1 - having enjoyed a glut in the ‘60s and ‘70s with Eagle, Penske and, erm, Scarab – looked to have been broken sooner amid... read more »

F1 boss, Stefano Domenicali claims that, with an eye to the planned new engine formula, manufacturers are once again considering the sport. read more »

Discussions are taking place between F1 and new manufacturers that have expressed an interest in joining in the future, according to CEO Stefano Domenicali.  read more »

New Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali claims new manufacturers are showing an interest in joining the sport in the future, and says discussions are ongoing. F1 currently has six... read more »

Stefano Domenicali, F1's new CEO, has revealed discussions have already taken place during his tenure with new manufacturers about coming into the sport. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has questioned why rival manufacturers would want to endure the "humiliation" of balancing the performance of power units in Formula 1. read more »

Formula 1 has developed a 100% sustainable fuel, with the first delivery of the product already sent to the championship's engine manufacturers for testing read more »

Formula 1 has developed a 100 percent sustainable fuel, with the first delivery of the product already sent the sport's engine manufacturers for testing read more »

The FIA has revealed that F1's engine manufacturers have received their first barrels of sustainable fuel as the sport seeks to become carbon neutral from 2021 and net... read more »

Formula 1’s Power Unit manufacturers have begun testing sustainable fuels ahead of a future switch to bio-fuels when a new engine is introduced in 2026 - or possibly 2025 if... read more »

The FIA have released their first barrels of 100% sustainable fuel for power unit manufacturers to begin testing. read more »

The FIA has revealed to introducing a 100% sustainable fuel developed to Formula 1 standards it now hopes will lead to the suppliers to the power unit manufacturers following suit. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has suggested Formula 1 should reintroduce a tyre war between manufacturers following the criticism of the prototype 2021 rubber Pirelli has produced read more »

Outgoing Formula 1 CEO and chairman Chase Carey has said the sport must address "the economics of the engine" in order to attract new manufacturers after Honda... read more »

Liberty Media has been encouraged by the number of manufacturers who have expressed an interest in participating in the championship when it introduces a new powertrain in... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says Honda's withdrawal from the championship was driven by economics but he remains optimistic the 2026 engine rules will appeal to new... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has called on Formula 1 and the FIA to accelerate future power unit talks in a bid to control costs and attract new manufacturers. read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has called for a spending cap on power units if Formula 1 is to attract new manufacturers in the wake of Honda's withdrawal at the end... read more »

McLaren chief Andreas Seidl believes F1 needs to firm up which direction to take with its power unit regulations before it can expect to attract any new manufacturers. read more »