Formula One is considering a potential return of V10 engines, with calls from senior figures, including FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, to introduce simpler, louder, and cheaper engines running on sustainable fuels. Despite plans for a 2026 power unit change, concerns have been raised about potential negative impacts on racing, with discussions led by FIA’s Nikolas Tombazis focusing on the direction of the sport and the need for consensus among engine manufacturers to determine the future engine regulations. The possibility of reverting to the current power unit specification as an interim solution until a decision regarding the V10 engines is made has been considered, with implications for major stakeholders like Audi and Red Bull Powertrains/Ford.
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