The FIA president is ready to return V10 engines to Formula 1
FIA President Mohammed Bin Sulayem is ready to bring back high-profile V10 engines to Formula 1, but powered by eco-friendly fuels.…
Mohammed Bin Sulayem: "The recent presentation of the coloring of new cars in London has sparked many positive discussions about the future of the sport.
We are all looking forward to the new regulations for the chassis and powertrain in 2026, and we understand that we must be leaders in the field of technological trends in motorsport. We have to consider a number of ideas, including a return to the loud V10, but powered by eco-friendly fuels.
Whatever direction is chosen, we must support the teams and manufacturers in ensuring cost control. Ensuring the interests of our members and fans will always be at the heart of the FIA's work, along with working to improve the safety and stability of the sport for decades to come, so that future generations can enjoy Formula 1."
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