F1 drivers welcome engine rule changes from 2027 but warn ‘it’s not going to change the world’

World champion Lando Norris and Max Verstappen agreed with Sergio Perez that the new F1 engine agreement was a step in the ...
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F1 Commission Approves Extra 2027 Testing as 60/40 Engine Debate Remains Unresolved

The F1 Commission met on Tuesday in London, with agreements reached on increasing winter testing days and revising TPC ...
Road & Track

FIA Reportedly Decides Red Bull’s Ford V-6 Is F1’s Benchmark Engine, Red Bull Has Questions

The Monaco Grand Prix weekend provided a fair reflection of Red Bull Racing’s current Formula form. On the one hand, Max Verstappen was quick enough to qualify second, ahead of the Ferraris and just ...
Yahoo! Sports

Will F1 go back to the future with its engines?

Formula 1 is in the midst of two parallel sets of engine discussions, both important for the future of the sport. The more immediate one is to find a short and medium-term fix for some of the problems ...
The New York Times

F1 could get loud again from 2030: Why the sport is discussing changing engines

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel celebrates after winning the 2013 Brazilian GP - the last F1 race using V8 engines. Clive Mason / Getty Images Just four races into its new era of car and engine ...
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Yamaha used to make F1 engines - here's why it stopped

When you think of Yamaha, the last thing that comes to mind is Formula 1 engines. The motorcycle manufacturer ranked impressively high on our worst-to-best motorcycle brand list, which was to be ...