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F1 Wants To Trade Its Hybrid V6 Future For The Sound Of A V8
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Summary: Formula 1 will return to V8 engines by 2031, with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem determined to make the switch happen. The sport has used turbocharged hybrid V6s since 2014, which proved controversial. The FIA can force the change in 2031 without manufacturer approval, though it hopes to implement V8s by 2030 with manufacturer support.
Brands mentioned: Mercedes, Honda, Ferrari, GM, Audi, Red Bull, Ford, Stellantis
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F1 Wants To Trade Its Hybrid V6 Future For The Sound Of A V8
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