F1 announced in February that it would be going ahead with plans for a new power unit formula from 2025 after agreeing a freeze on development for the existing V6 hybrids in... read more »

Formula One must deliver "significant change" to its engine regulations and become "zero-CO2" within four years, according to the former head of VW... read more »

While discussions involving team bosses and engine supplier representatives have been ongoing for some time regarding the future rules tomorrow's high-level gathering will... read more »

F1 announced last week that the Russian Grand Prix would be leaving Sochi following the 2022 race and move to the Igora Drive track on the outskirts of St Petersburg from... read more »

The Red Bull Ring will host a technical meeting to discuss the future of Formula 1’s power unit on July 3rd ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, which will include bosses from... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says he's against the upcoming engine freeze in F1, saying it will stifle competition in the sport until fresh power units are... read more »

Red Bull is taking over the Honda power unit project from next year, and is ramping up its facilities in Milton Keynes to prepare an all-new power unit for when new regulations... read more »

Red Bull revealed in February that it would be forming its own power unit arm, known as Red Bull Powertrains, that would take over the existing Honda engine IP upon the... read more »

Red Bull will take on the development of its Honda F1 engines from 2022 when the Japanese giant pulls out of F1, whilethe team will also prepare to build in-house power units... read more »

Red Bull announced in February that it would be taking over the production of its power units from Honda at the end of the year, moving its engine operations in-house in... read more »

Red Bull is throwing huge resource behind its new engine programme, with a state-of-the-art facility being built in Milton Keynes to house the project.F1 team chief and... read more »

McLaren team principal Zak Brown believes rival Red Bull is "very brave" to take on the challenge of running its own powertrain from 2025. read more »

In the wake of Honda pulling out of F1 at the end of this year, Red Bull has done a deal to take over the Japanese manufacturer's power unit project from 2022.In the... read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed Red Bull is 'committed' to producing its own engine bearing the team's name for the next powertrain regulations from 2025. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has explained a "key focus" of the team's new powertrain division are the new regulations that will come into force in 2025. read more »

Formula 1 is planning to cut fuel consumption and car weight considerably with the regulations being introduced in 2025. In February, the sport announced its intention to... read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, Mercedes has clarified Toto Wolff's 'spreading s**t' remark about Christian Horner and Zak Brown, while F1 is planning... read more »

Olivier Blume, CEO of Porsche AG, said the Volkswagen Group could sent either Porsche or Audi into Formula 1 come 2025. read more »

Williams CEO Jost Capito has urged Formula 1 power unit suppliers to do "what is best for the sport" and agree to "big changes" with the new regulations for... read more »

As part of its long-term sustainability efforts, F1 has outlined some key targets that it wants to achieve alongside an effort to become carbon neutral from 2030.These include... read more »

Porsche has a big presence in sports car and endurance racing, but could they be returning to Formula 1 as an engine supplier in 2025? read more »

Red Bull is confident it will not have to drastically alter its new powertrain facility for the introduction of the latest Formula 1 engine rules in 2025. read more »

Porsche and the Volkswagen Group would consider entering Formula One if the next engine regulations due to be introduced in 2025 promote sustainable fuels, the BBC reported on... read more »

Porsche could enter Formula 1 in 2025 with the company's vice-president Fritz Enzinger saying they have a "great interest" in the new engine rules. read more »

FIA consultant Gilles Simon said the 100% use of sustainable biofuel has been pushed back to 2025 to work with the new engines. read more »