F1 chiefs and the FIA are in detailed discussions with grand prix racing's current manufacturers about new power unit regulations from 2026.While the sport plans to keep... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has claimed the Scuderia's upgraded hybrid unit "gives me confidence" ahead of Formula 1's final triple-header of the... read more »

It's the first non-Mercedes pole here in the hybrid era and the first time we've had two cars against one, so another milestone for us. read more »

Ongoing difficulties with engine supplier Honda in 2017 left it facing performance and reliability troubles, and it ended the campaign ninth in the standings for the second... read more »

After Charles Leclerc took a new engine in Russia, which included the latest update of Ferrari's hybrid system, it was Sainz' turn last weekend to move to his fourth... read more »

Buoyed by the latest-spec hybrid system, yet looking ahead to 2022, Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto is to miss at least two of the remaining Grands Prix. read more »

Ross Brawn has addressed the concerns that people have about the widespread regulations changes coming in 2022. Prior to this year, it was widely felt that such changes were... read more »

The four-time world champion, who is actively engaged in environmental and sustainability issues, thinks F1's current roadmap for greener engines and sustainable fuels is... read more »

Ferrari announced ahead of the race weekend at Istanbul Park that Sainz would be starting at the back of the grid on Sunday after the team took an all-new power unit, giving... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he is unflustered by the prospect of having to start Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix from the rear of the field after taking on a fresh power unit.... read more »

Insisting that lessons have been learned since last year, when he qualified 4.795s off the pace, Lewis Hamilton gives little away in terms of the hybrid elephant in the room. read more »

Ferrari debuted an updated hybrid system for its F1 power unit on Charles Leclerc's car at the Russian GP, with the Monegasque driver duly serving a back of the grid... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Carlos Sainz will start Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix from the rear of the grid after taking on a fresh power unit. Ferrari introduced its new... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed Carlos Sainz will be given the updated hybrid system used by Charles Leclerc in Russia for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

F1 wants the next generation of power unit to be powered by 100% sustainable 'drop-in fuel' in order to achieve its goal of being net zero carbon by 2030. read more »

The Russian Grand Prix was ‘bitter sweet’ for Ferrari, as Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc endured very different races. In terms of performance, the SF21 performed well on the... read more »

Ferrari debuted an upgraded hybrid system for its power unit on Charles Leclerc's car at the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi last weekend.The updated power unit was understood... read more »

The Sochi Autodrom looks to be tailor-made for the Mercedes team's hybrid cars with the team holding a a one hundred percent record of race wins since the inaugural... read more »

Ferrari racing director Laurent Mekies says the main objective in introducing a new hybrid system in Russia was "above all is for next year". read more »

Ferrari revealed over the summer break that it was working on bringing a "significant" step in performance for its power unit during the second half of the season.The... read more »

Charles Leclerc has played down the short-term impact of the upgraded Ferrari hybrid system that he will use at this weekend's Russian Grand Prix. Ferrari confirmed on... read more »

Ferrari revealed over the summer break that it was planning to bring a "significant step" in the performance of its power unit by bringing evolutions for its power... read more »

Ferrari have confirmed Charles Leclerc will use a new engine with an upgraded hybrid system at Sochi, which will demote him to the back of the grid. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed Charles Leclerc will start from the back of the grid for the Russian Grand Prix as he trials an updated hybrid system ahead of 2022. read more »

Christian Horner says that, unlike himself, Toto Wolff isn’t used to having to deal with a rival as he hasn’t had any in the hybrid era. As their teams and drivers are locked... read more »