Max Verstappen says a return to V10 engines could keep him in F1 longer
Reigning champion Max Verstappen said he could be tempted to race in Formula 1 for longer if the sport returned to V10 engines powered by sustainable fuels in 2030, with seven-times world title holder Lewis Hamilton joining him in reminiscing.
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Outgunned and outpaced: why Lamborghini’s V10 had to make way for a Twin-Turbo Hybrid V8Lamborghini’s legendary V10 is no more. Last seen in the outgoing Huracan, the wailing 10-cylinder has been dropped by the ...
Formula 1 could retain the current six-cylinder hybrid power units until the end of 2028. Image: XPB Images. A report ...
F1 may revive the snarling, naturally aspirated V10 engines in the coming years, replacing the current turbocharged hybrid V6s with louder, lighter, and more cost-effective power units.
Formula 1's stakeholders have reportedly discussed the possibility of abandoning the F1 2026 rules in order to bring back V10 ...
Formula 1’s move from the ear-splitting V10 engines of the late 1990s and early 2000s to today’s turbocharged V6 hybrid power units represents more than a technical evolution—it reflects a ...
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Audi Nearly Put A Twin-Turbocharged Diesel V12 In The R8Audi has done many crazy things in the past, but putting a twin-turbocharged V12 diesel engine in the Audi R8 might take the ...
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