FIA meeting on future F1 engines ends without a commitment to bringing back V10s

After the big engine summit of Formula 1 in Bahrain, it is clear: At least there will be no quick departure from the hybrid concept and return to V10 suction engines.

FIA meeting on future F1 engines ends without a commitment to bringing back V10s

A meeting between Formula 1 governing body the FIA and engine manufacturers has ended without a clear commitment to any future return to fan-favorite V10 engines.

Christian Horner picks sides on V10 engines return to F1 after key Bahrain GP meeting - The Mirror

The FIA held a meeting in the Bahrain Grand Prix paddock on Friday to discuss with Formula 1 engine suppliers the prospect of a return to V10 power units in the future

F1's V10 return put on ice after FIA meeting

The FIA and Formula 1's engine manufacturers have concluded a meeting over a potential switch back to V10 engines, where the prospect of a speedy change was put on ice.

A decisive meeting between Formula 1 motorists and FIA was held before the Bahrain Grand Prix to discuss the future orientation of sport. FIA convened a meeting in the Bahrain paddock on Friday to discuss the current and future orientation of F1 motorists. The meeting was led by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who first proposed that F1 return to the V10 engines. Representatives of the six F1 powertrain manufacturers were present, as well as…

F1 News: 'Nothing' happened at V10 engine meeting

(GMM) The prospect of V10 or V8 naturally aspirated engines returning to Formula 1 any time soon is off the table. All engine suppliers preparing for the radically-electrified 2026 regulations … Read More The post F1 News: ‘Nothing’ happened at V10 engine meeting – Horner appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.