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 »

Scuderia Ferrari is taking the new sporting regulation for 2017 regarding the development of power units with delight as it felt the previous token system made the hands of... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says GPS data shows how much Mercedes is able to turn up its power when it needs to in qualifying, and admits Ferrari is not capable of matching it. All engine... read more »

Mercedes' chief designer Aldo Costa says it is inevitable power unit performance will even out between manufacturers in the next few years. When the current V6 turbo... read more »

Formula 1 should keep its current engine specification until 2025, which could then make it more attractive to new manufacturers, according to Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost read more »

Carlos Sainz says he "feels a lot of pride" at being linked with "important" manufacturers such as Renault, although he reiterated that he is comfortable at... read more »

Formula 1 is close to parity between its four engine manufacturers, according to Williams performance chief Rob Smedley read more »

The power track in Montreal seems to prompt three of the engine manufacturers to introduce upgrades to their power units. Renault has already given debut to its new-spec PU in... read more »

Honda F1 boss, Yusuke Hasegawa, has admitted that his company is unhappy at plans to 'force' manufacturers to supply engines. read more »

Christian Horner says F1 has not gone far enough in any of the four areas addressed in the "very soft" engine rules agreement for future seasons. F1's... read more »

The FIA could ask F1's Strategy Group for a rethink of the sport's engine rules if the gap in performance between manufacturers does not close up sufficiently by the... read more »

Helmut Marko believes Red Bull will be the "biggest beneficiary" of Formula One's regulation changes in 2017. The FIA recently signed off the 2017 power unit... read more »