This video explains why I believe Formula 1 is unlikely to move to fully electric power. I look at performance demands, ...

Matt Harman, Williams' technical director of engineering, explains the options available to F1 teams to ensure that they have ...

The 2026 Formula One power unit regulations introduce the most substantial transformation to the sport’s hybrid era since the ...

This year’s new Formula 1 power unit regulations mean that around 50 percent of the power comes from electric energy, but far from seeing it as a threat to the entirely separate all-electric series, ...

New engines, new regulations and an 11-team grid are just some of the changes in Formula 1 this season. Get up to speed with what is new in F1 ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.

The 2024 Formula 1 season will be the second last until the sport enters into a new set of regulations starting from 2026. This will see the introduction of new power units that will have 50% internal ...

According to Williams engineering technical director Matt Harman, fans in 2026 may hear engines revving hard even through ...

Formula E is fully electric. All cars in Formula E races are powered exclusively by electric motors and batteries, without any combustion engines. This innovative racing series began in 2014 as the ...

Formula 1 cars are almost incomprehensibly complex pieces of machinery developed according to pages-upon-pages of technical requirements, regulations, and rules. The "formula" in Formula 1 can be ...

Formula E has announced an agreement which will see the championship’s all-electric FIA exclusivity extended until potentially the end of 2053. Ahead of the 2024-25 season finale this weekend in ...

Electric vehicles are so powerful now that they have more horsepower than Formula 1 racecars. Why do they have so much power?