Quite apart from the unfavourable competitive situation of March Grand Prix in 1982, the year's dizzying politics and the deaths of two fellow Formula 1 drivers made it a... read more »

Two power unit manufacturers have been found in breach of the 2023 FIA financial regulations for the engine suppliers... read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA has announced that teams will be able to choose their rim equipment suppliers from 2026 when the all-new technical regulations come... read more »

Red Bull is optimistic the team’s budding powertrains venture from 2025 will enable it to have a greater ceiling in Formula 1 than it has with previous engine suppliers.... read more »

That is represented in the price, as the sporting regulations state the standard fee between a manufacturer and customer team is €15,000,000, making it the most expensive car... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 race winner David Coulthard has proposed that reintroducing multiple tyre suppliers would liven up the competition and halt Red Bull's current dominance. Red... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has downplayed the prospect of a tyre war being under consideration to return to the sport at a later date. F1 previously regulated two... read more »

F1's two main tyre warmer suppliers, Germany's KLS and long-established British company MA Horne, are known to be exploring ways of reducing power... read more »

The 2026 Formula 1 season will see the start of a new era for the sport as fresh technical regulations will come into play. Six power unit manufacturers have signed up for the... read more »

Honda's full return to F1 was confirmed on Wednesday as it announced a deal with Aston Martin in time for the impending new 2026 power unit regulations - which will... read more »

That possibility is one of the more intriguing stories to have emerged during the April break, and while it may sound a little far-fetched, history has shown that anything can... read more »

Formula 1's teams and engine manufacturers will take some mandatory time off between seasons after the FIA confirmed the introduction of a winter shutdown. Traditionally,... read more »

The special arrangements for new suppliers were agreed upon as part of the package to encourage new manufacturers like Audi to join the sport in 2026.In essence, they are... read more »

With Honda on the FIA's list of engine suppliers for the new regulations in 2026, they need a team to join forces with. Could a third reunion with McLaren be beneficial... read more »

The FIA has revealed the six power unit suppliers from 2026 onwards, when the next cycle of regulations are set to enter Formula 1. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that six manufacturers have registered as power unit suppliers for the 2026-2030 seasons of the Formula One World Championship onwards. read more »

F1 is set to debut its next generation of power units in 2026, placing a heavy emphasis on the use of sustainable fuels and greater electric power in a bid for improved... read more »

The FIA has confirmed six power unit suppliers have registered for the new engine regulation cycle beginning in 2026. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed the "two aspects" he feels will most disadvantage newcomer power-unit suppliers from 2026. read more »

"A lot of water will flow down the Rhine" before Williams decide on switching engine suppliers. read more »

F1 helmet suppliers Schuberth do not anticipate any problems with visor cameras being installed in their helmets for 2023. read more »

Red Bull Powertrains will be one of the new suppliers in 2026 after Honda's departure and Christian Horner has said the team is "on target." read more »

Manufacturers have had to adjust their PUs to suit the different cornering characteristics of the 2022 cars, as well as having to deal with the change from E5 to E10 fuel.In... read more »

The four F1 manufacturers have been hard at work developing new fuels with their suppliers since the rule was announced, while also optimising their power units to work more... read more »

Reports from Germany suggest Volkswagen could enter F1 with Audi and Porsche as constructors, rather than just engine suppliers. read more »