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It seems that Formula 1’s rules that were supposed to take effect from the 2013 season are being scrapped before they are even imposed. Those regulations called for the replacement of today’s 2.4 V8 motors by 4-cylinder turbocharged 1.6 liter units, a proposal that had being strongly opposed by certain teams such as Ferrari.
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- Ferrari To Supply Marussia F1 Team With Engines And Gearboxes For 2014 Season
With a very short and simple press statement, Ferrari announced on Wednesday that it will provide Marussia, an Anglo-Russian Formula One racing team based in Banbury in the United Kingdom, with engines and gearboxes for the 2014 season when the rules...
- Renault Details 2014 F1 1.6-liter V6 Turbo Unit: 760 Hp, 35 Percent More Fuel-efficient
Starting with the 2014 season, Formula 1 regulations shift drastically, and the most significant change is the switch from 2.4-liter normally aspirated V8 engines to 1.6-liter direct-injected turbocharged V6 units. Renault is the first F1 engine manufacturer...
- F1: Ecclestone Says No To Electric Engines In The Pit Lane
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F1 to Adopt Turbo 1.6-Litre V6s, not 4-Cylinders, from 2014
It seems that Formula 1’s rules that were supposed to take effect from the 2013 season are being scrapped before they are even imposed. Those regulations called for the replacement of today’s 2.4 V8 motors by 4-cylinder turbocharged 1.6 liter units, a proposal that had being strongly opposed by certain teams such as Ferrari.
Now the sports’ governing body, the FIA, has offered an alternative: 1.6-liter turbocharged V6s with hybrid Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS), with the implementation of the new rules being pushed back one year, to 2014.
Read more »- Renault Gets All Artsy With Shots Of New 2014 Turbocharged F1 Engine
As of this year, the Formula One championship will see its rules change in a very important way. Whereas for the past few years, cars were running 2.4-liter naturally-aspirated V8 engines, now the rules dictate that only turbocharged 1.6-liter V6 configurations...
- Ferrari To Supply Marussia F1 Team With Engines And Gearboxes For 2014 Season
With a very short and simple press statement, Ferrari announced on Wednesday that it will provide Marussia, an Anglo-Russian Formula One racing team based in Banbury in the United Kingdom, with engines and gearboxes for the 2014 season when the rules...
- Renault Details 2014 F1 1.6-liter V6 Turbo Unit: 760 Hp, 35 Percent More Fuel-efficient
Starting with the 2014 season, Formula 1 regulations shift drastically, and the most significant change is the switch from 2.4-liter normally aspirated V8 engines to 1.6-liter direct-injected turbocharged V6 units. Renault is the first F1 engine manufacturer...
- F1: Ecclestone Says No To Electric Engines In The Pit Lane
As you may have already heard, Formula 1’s regulations have been overhauled for the 2014 season with 1.6-liter turbocharged V6s replacing the current 2.4 V8s, while te new cars will also feature a new, more powerful Kinetic Energy Recovery System...
- Breaking: Ferrari Says It Won't Run In 2010 Formula One Unless Rules Change
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