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FIA President Envisions Return to V8 Engines in Formula 1

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has expressed optimism about Formula 1 potentially returning to V8 engines as early as the 2029 season. During discussions at the British Grand Prix, he emphasized the importance of adopting a more cost-effective engine formula in the future to maintain the sport's competitiveness and accessibility.

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Transitioning back to V8 engines could rejuvenate interest in F1, particularly among long-time fans who yearn for the roar and power of traditional engines. This move may not only lower costs for teams but also foster a more equitable racing environment, encouraging innovation while keeping the sport thrilling.

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Source: Autosport

Remembering Eddie Jordan: A Fitting Tribute to a F1 Legend

Eddie Jordan's memorial service in Westminster was a vibrant celebration of his life, filled with laughter and music, honoring his legacy as a beloved figure in Formula 1. Despite his passing in March at the age of 76, the gathering reflected the joyous and spirited personality he was

Rain and Redemption at the British GP: A Podcast Recap

This week’s episode of the 2 Soft Compounds podcast delves into the thrilling British Grand Prix at Silverstone, highlighting the dramatic turns of the race that reshaped the 2025 F1 championship narrative. Lando Norris emerged as the standout driver, capitalizing on the treacherous conditions to secure a remarkable victory.

Alonso Frustrated as Strategy Costs Him at Silverstone

Fernando Alonso expressed his dissatisfaction with Aston Martin's strategic decisions during the British Grand Prix. The two-time world champion lost two places to finish ninth while his teammate, Lance Stroll, surged from 17th to seventh, showcasing the importance of strategic calls in changing conditions. Our Take: Alonso'

Alonso Frustration: A Tale of Strategy at the British GP

Fernando Alonso expressed his frustration at Aston Martin's strategy decisions during the Formula 1 British Grand Prix, highlighting a stark contrast in approaches between him and his team-mate, Lance Stroll. Despite Alonso's experience and skill, he finished ninth, while Stroll's aggressive tactics saw him

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Remembering Eddie Jordan: A Fitting Tribute to a F1 Legend

Rain and Redemption at the British GP: A Podcast Recap

Alonso Frustrated as Strategy Costs Him at Silverstone

Alonso Frustration: A Tale of Strategy at the British GP