What will change: The 2027 rules will increase combustion power by ~50kW and cut electric output by the same, shifting the balance to about 60-40. Why it matters: Drivers say the current 50-50 split forces unnatural energy management that punishes ...

The racecar organization, which hosts an annual championship featuring the best drivers in the world, has seen its carbon emissions drop 26 percent since 2018. Motor racing, a sport known for flashy, petrol-guzzling racecars speeding at hundreds of ...

Formula 1's planned shift to a 60:40 internal combustion to electrical power distribution in 2027 could 'punish' Mercedes, according to Sky Sports F1 analyst and former W Series driver Naomi Schiff. The FIA has confirmed that changes to the engine hardware ...

Major 2027 overhaul: F1 will increase internal combustion engine power by ~50kW and cut electric output by the same amount to rebalance hybrid performance. Miami changes reviewed: Rule tweaks trialled in Miami improved racing and safety, prompting further ...