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Audi has announced that it will sell selected LMP1 and Class One-spec DTM cars to collectors this year. A new project called ...

Five engine manufacturers will provide power units for the Formula 1's next rules cycle, which begins in 2026 and will r ...

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The reintroduction of V10 engines in F1 is stirring debate. Red Bull's Christian Horner remains open to the idea despite opposition from other manufacturers Audi and Honda.

In a significant development concerning the future of Formula 1's engine regulations, a proposal to reintroduce V10 engines is likely to face rejection from the sport's engine manufacturers next week.

The topic of returning to V10 engines has divided opinions among F1 engine manufacturers. Proponents: Notably, Red Bull and Ferrari have shown an openness to delaying the implementation of the radical ...