FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem continues to push for V8 return
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is still convinced that Formula 1 must eventually return to V8 engines. Read here why!
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David Coulthard believes that grid penalties for exceeding the permitted number of engine components should be removed from the regulations.
FIA summons F1 drivers during Hungarian GP, stewards’ actions under scrutiny
The F1 drivers will again discuss with the FIA during the Hungarian GP about driving standards and the actions of the stewards.
Teams turn against new safety car rules: ‘Leave it to the FIA’
In the aftermath of the British GP, alternative safety car regulations were considered, but the team bosses are not convinced.
David Coulthard warns FIA: ‘Innovations are actually part of the fun in F1’
David Coulthard warns the FIA against excessively restricting regulations: ‘Innovations are actually part of the fun of F1’.
FIA sticks with AlphaTauri, Red Bull clothing brand remains official partner
The FIA has extended the collaboration with AlphaTauri. The Red Bull brand will therefore remain the official clothing partner until the end of 2027.
Zak Brown puts pressure on the FIA over team alliances: ‘Not healthy for the sport’
Zak Brown believes Formula 1 should work towards fully independent teams. “I don’t think that’s healthy for the sport,” Brown says.
Max Verstappen lets go of engine discussion: ‘I trust that the FIA makes the right choice’
The engine discussion within Formula 1 continues. Max Verstappen has now had his say and is staying out of it.
FIA president determined, urges V8 comeback: ‘Ideally by 2030’
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem wants Formula 1 to eventually race again with V8 engines. He is actively lobbying for it on social media.
F1 committee divided over new engine plans, further expands winter testing
A meeting of the F1 commission on Tuesday again failed to reach an agreement on possible new engine plans for 2027.