Renault has admitted it is negotiating with Toro Rosso. Currently, the second Red Bull-owned team is powered by Ferrari’s V8 engine. But it has been rumoured that, in... read more »

Former Jaguar Racing team principal Tony Purnell says he believes the switch next year from F1's current 2.4 litre V8 engines to 1.6 litre V6s is "a disaster for the... read more »

Video: F1, V8 & Mercedes AMG comparison read more »

This weekend's Grand Prix will be the final time Albert Park reverberates to the sound of V8 Formula 1 engines. Renault Sport F1 deputy managing director, Rob White, talks... read more »

Marussia is on the market for a new engine supplier, sporting director Graeme Lowdon has admitted. Although Cosworth has not ruled out supplying a turbo V6 for the all-new 2014... read more »

Renault Sport's deputy managing director Rob White says the engine manufacturer needs to maintain its standards with the current V8 engines in order to facilitate work on... read more »

Renault has promised its customer teams that it will not ease off in its efforts with the V8 engines this year, despite the huge work being put in to the new 2014 Formula 1... read more »

Renault Sport has released computer generated images of the V6 engine it will be supplying to teams in 2014, with the sport preparing for a switch from V8 units. The 1.6-litre... read more »

Still amid the Red Bull era, the so-called 'works' teams are looking ahead with great eagerness to 2014. Red Bull has mastered the current era of... read more »

Red Bull will not be splitting its design teams for the 2013 and 2014 Formula 1 campaigns, Team Principal Christian Horner has confirmed. With the V8 engine era ending in... read more »

Toro Rosso is looking to ditch its current engine supplier in favour of Renault power from 2014, according to team boss Franz Tost. The Italian outfit currently uses Ferrari... read more »

Mercedes' spending on its Formula 1 team has spiralled, according to its latest corporate accounts for the 2011 financial year. The Anglo-German outfit spent... read more »

The F138 is the fifty ninth car built by Ferrari specifically to take part in the Formula 1 World Championship. The name comes from a combination of the current year and the... read more »

Ferrari took the covers off of its 2013 car - named the F138 to commemorate the last season in which the V8 engines will be used - on Friday at their Maranello factory. More... read more »

Ferrari have confirmed that their 2013 car will be officially called the F138, to honour the last season in which the V8 engines will be used. The sport will switch to new 1.4... read more »

Ferrari have today revealed their their new 2013 car, which is to be launched this Friday at the team's headquarters in Maranello, Italy, will be called F138. The team... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that their 2013 challenger, to be launched on Friday, will be called the F138. Ferrari’s decision to label the car the F138 is “a... read more »

Ferrari's latest design will be entitled the F138, the Italian outfit explained on Wednesday morning. The name will mark both the year 2013 and the end of the V8 engine... read more »

Q. What can you tell us about the 2014 engine? First of all, let’s mention the rules rather than the engine. For 2014, the rules specify a maximum race fuel allowance... read more »

There will be no V8 Supercars on the support schedule for this year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, it has been announced. read more »

The V8 Supercar Championship loses its place on the support bill for the 2013 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the Yas Marina circuit read more »

FIA race director and safety delegate Charlie Whiting is confident Formula 1 fans will quickly adapt to the new engine sound in 2014. The sport will switch to more efficient... read more »

Rubens Barrichello will race in the Brazilian Stock Cars V8 series in 2013 after spending just one year in IndyCar read more »

Toro Rosso will switch to Renault power for the start of F1′s new V6 engine era in 2014. That is the claim of the authoritative German specialist publication Auto... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has all but conceded that F1 will say goodbye to its familiar V8 engines late next year. The F1 chief executive is worried about the tamer tones of the turbo... read more »