Struggling F1 engine manufacturers Renault have undergone a significant management shake-up with Cyril Abiteboul rejoining from Caterham and Jean-Michel Jalinier retiring as... read more »

Red Bull has ruled out switching to any of Renault's rival Formula 1 engine manufacturers because it believes its chances will be limited if it becomes a mere customer team read more »

Remi Taffin says the engine freeze imposed on manufacturers at the start of the season means it is highly unlikely Renault can make significant steps forward until 2015 read more »

Red Bull will continue to powered by Renault in 2015, team principal Christian Horner confirmed on Friday during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. Various reports suggest Red... read more »

Mercedes began testing a new 'megaphone' exhaust during the second day of the post-Spanish Grand Prix test in Barcelona. The outfit reacted to a backlash from fans... read more »

Formula 1 looks set for a noiser future from the Canadian Grand Prix onwards as multiple solutions to turn up the volume will be trialled during the post-Spanish GP test.... read more »

The FIA and F1's engine manufacturers have suggested looking at custom exhausts to improve the sound of the sport's new turbocharged V6 engines after meeting to... read more »

Representatives from all three engine manufacturers convened on Friday in the Chinese Grand Prix paddock to discuss ways of increasing the noise from the new V6 power units.... read more »

Honda has no plans to supply more than one team in 2015 when it returns to Formula 1, according to Honda's head of motorsport, Yasuhisa Arai. The Japanese company... read more »

Former FIA-president Max Mosley believes the quieter engines, which he says he's to blame (or thank) for, are better for the fans. The 73-year-old had a hand in... read more »

McLaren chairman Ron Dennis believes those criticising the sport and spreading negative comments need to discuss the matter internally and not in the open as it could damage... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says plans are already underway with the engine manufacturers in the sport to make the current crop of Formula One cars louder read more »

The teams, the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone have all come to a unanimous agreement that the engines need to be louder and therefore they will investigate ways of making them so.... read more »

The idea of tweaking the regulations after just two races is "absurd" according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff who says their rivals simply haven't done a good... read more »

The engines can't be made louder without making major changes to the regulations, the way the power unit operates and the exhaust layout, according to Renault's Remi... read more »

Renault says there is nothing the engine manufacturers can do to increase the noise produced by this season's Formula 1 cars without a change in regulations. read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner says Formula 1 must find an alternative solution to monitoring the fuel flow during races, as the present system is giving some teams a... read more »

The FIA backs the fuel sensor manufacturers in the row over Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo's disqualification on Sunday. read more »

Mercedes chairman Niki Lauda has denied the German manufacturer invested more money into their power unit development programme, hence the reason they're ahead of the... read more »

The upcoming season could very well prove to be one of the most exciting and surprising seasons in several years. Daniel Chalmers takes a look at ten reasons why you might just... read more »

As the Formula One fraternity gathers itself before the long haul flight to Melbourne, some within the paddock believe not all is as it should be with regards to engines. read more »

Formula 1 teams are to discuss ideas to rethink the scope of the engine homologation rules, as manufacturers prepare to lock down their current designs read more »

Sergio Perez believes that Mercedes' rival engine manufacturers will catch up with the teams running the German units before the start of the 2014 Formula 1 season. read more »

Whilst Renault's power unit enjoyed its best day yet, having completed just over 200 laps in the back of its customers cars, Kamui Kobayashi says it's unable to... read more »

Renault is not currently in a position to compete with rival engine manufacturers Mercedes and Ferrari, according to Caterham driver Kamui Kobayashi. read more »