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FIA Will Make F1 Exciting Again By Reintroducing V8 Engines
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Summary: The FIA plans to reintroduce V8 engines in Formula 1, potentially from 2030 onwards, replacing the current turbocharged V6s introduced in 2014. The new V8s will use sustainable fuels and minimal electrification. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem confirmed the change will happen by 2031 regardless of manufacturer support.
Brands mentioned: Mercedes, Honda, Ferrari, GM, Audi, Red Bull, Ford, Stellantis
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FIA Will Make F1 Exciting Again By Reintroducing V8 Engines
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