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F1 Stakeholders Reaffirm 2026 Engine Rules While Exploring Future V10 Possibilities

At a Bahrain meeting, teams and manufacturers committed to the 2026 V6 hybrid regulations, with discussions ongoing about a potential return to V10 engines using sustainable fuels in the future.

Overview

  • The FIA confirmed it is assessing the feasibility of reintroducing V10 engines powered by sustainable fuels as early as 2028 or 2029, though no decisions have been made.
  • Stakeholders, including manufacturers and team principals, met in Bahrain to discuss future engine regulations but unanimously committed to the 2026 V6 turbo hybrid rules.
  • The 2026 engine regulations will feature enhanced electrification and fully sustainable fuels, aligning with broader environmental and efficiency goals.
  • Concerns over the rising costs of the current and future engine cycles were raised, with discussions focusing on cost-containment strategies for the sport.
  • The FIA emphasized that any future engine roadmap will prioritize environmental considerations, cost control, and maintaining the competitive integrity of Formula 1.

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