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Toto Wolff orders urgent Mercedes fix after F1 Barcelona reliability issues

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will do everything possible to identify the cause of its recent Formula 1 power unit failures after another frustrating retirement for the team in Spain. Kimi Antonelli looked set for a strong result in Barcelona before his race ended late on. The Italian was running second when an issue described by […]

motorsportweek.com·6d ago

Lando Norris to celebrate 2025 title win at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Lando Norris will take to the legendary Goodwood Hill at this year's Festival of Speed, driving the car that powered him to his maiden F1 title.

motorsportweek.com·Jun 15

Ferrari tipped to ’embarrass everyone’ amid growing F1 improvements

Lando Norris has predicted that Ferrari will "embarrass everyone" if it can make strides in its power unit performance across the remainder of this year's Formula 1 season.

RacingNews365·Jun 12

Red Bull demand FIA answers as major rule changes confirmed

Red Bull are wanting answers from the FIA over how it has been determined that the Austrian outfit has the best internal combustion engine, ahead of the long-awaited first ADUO review announcement!Elsewhere on media day ahead of this weekend's Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, the FIA officially announced that there will be major power unit changes in both of the next two seasons, while Alpine's Right of Review from Monaco was confirmed as progressing to the next stage.Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding and Samuel Coop, as they dissect media day in Barcelona!

motorsport.com·Jun 10

F1 agrees on extra combustion power for 2027 and 2028

Formula 1 stakeholders have agreed to a gradual increase in power from t he internal combustion engine to alleviate energy management concerns. On Wednesday, the FIA announced F1's stakeholders have agreed to a moderate increase from 2027 onwards before committing to a 60/40 split in 2028. Concretely, it means power units will see their fuel flow increase by five percent next year, upping ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Jun 5

George Russell: Monaco GP to be more on the limit thanks to F1 2026 regulations

George Russell reckons this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix will be more on the limit than previous editions due to the 2026 Formula 1 regulation change. This year, F1 introduced its latest rules switch with changes to both the power unit and chassis, but the move has so far proven to be a very contentious topic. That’s due to the increased emphasis on electrical energy in the power unit ...Keep reading

RacingNews365·Jun 4

Max Verstappen offers FIA full backing as major decision looms

Max Verstappen is insistent on next season's power units featuring a 60/40 split in favour of internal combustion, but will it happen?

RacingNews365·May 31

What is ADUO and why is it an enormous opportunity for F1 teams?

The FIA is due to announce which power unit manufacturers will be aided by the first ADUO boost, but what is it, and why will it be so valuable to the F1 teams?

RacingNews365·May 30

McLaren respond to F1 stand-off after powerful Max Verstappen remarks

McLaren boss Andrea Stella is worried "everyone will lose" if the proposed power unit changes are not adopted.

motorsport.com·May 29

Laurent Mekies confident F1 will make changes needed for Max Verstappen to stay

Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies is confident the FIA will implement the power unit changes required for Max Verstappen to stay heading into the 2027 Formula 1 campaign. The four-time world champion has been a huge critic of F1’s contentious regulation overhaul for 2026, featuring a near-50:50 split between engine and electrical power. But the FIA is trying to implement a 60-40 split for 2027 ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·May 22

Time keeps ticking on 2027 changes: F1 to host further talks over Canadian GP

Formula 1 stakeholders will hold an additional round of talks on the proposed 2027 power unit changes over the Canadian Grand Prix weekend as manufacturers still disagree on how to achieve them. The new power unit regulations are an ongoing point of discussion because they introduced many undesirable side-effects to the racing in 2026. The near-50:50 split between the V6 turbo engine and the ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·May 22

What will F1’s switch to a 60-40 power split bring? Here’s the drivers’ verdict

It’s a step in the right direction Lando Norris: “I certainly think that's a great direction, we all welcome that as drivers, we all want that, I think that will eliminate a lot of the talks that we have about not going on throttle here and doing this and that. “Maybe it's not perfect, and it's not the perfect world that we all want, but it certainly will be in the correct direction ...Keep reading