Mercedes Formula 1 Team Principal Toto Wolff suspects that some teams in the paddock could be “on the back foot” regarding 2026 engine development. The 2026 F1 power units will... read more »

The planned increase in electrification, with a 50-50 power split from the battery and combustion engine, has prompted concerns about drivers running out of energy on the... read more »

Before the Monaco Grand Prix, weekend Honda announced it would return to F1 as a fully-fledged engine manufacturer by supplying works power units to Aston Martin from 2026,... read more »

Porsche announced on Friday that its planned collaboration with Red Bull won't be going ahead, leaving the latter free to pursue other potential partnerships.Honda ended... read more »

The Japanese manufacturer, which owns the Suzuka circuit where the race takes place, turned its back on grand prix racing because it felt it could not carry on amid the... read more »

F1 chief technical officer Pat Symonds thinks the sport will be looking at further hybridising its power units. read more »

The new head of Porsche Motorsport admits that the German manufacturer is "thinking about" entering F1, but admits that electrification and more standard parts will... read more »

Formula 1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali is confident the series can prove electrification is not the only sustainable future automotive power solution, believing hybrids... read more »

Daimler chairman and head of Mercedes Ola Kallenius has doubled down on his belief that Formula 1 remains relevant to the modern automotive industry despite a widespread shift... read more »

The increase of hybridisation and electrification in motorsport has resulted in a dramatic evolution in the braking systems of a racing car over the past few years read more »

Honda is speaking with Red Bull about continuing their partnership but admit the trend towards "electrification" could see it end. read more »

Honda is talking to Red Bull about extending its Formula 1 future beyond 2021, but its situation is complicated by financial pressure on its road car company due to electrification read more »

Renault chief Cyril Abiteboul says Formula 1 will be "left behind" if the sport's set of engine regulations for 2024 do not recognise a global switch towards... read more »

As Jean Todt insists F1 will never go all-electric, Renault boss admits electrification is key to the future of the sport. read more »