Experience the raw power of American muscle as the Dodge Viper SRT10 takes on the Corvette C6 ZR1 in an intense 1/4 mile drag race! Listen to the deep roar of the V10 and the aggressive V8 exhaust ...

He affirmed that his squad is not in favor of the V10 engine's return; they’ve already invested in setting up their own engine manufacturing plant to produce a power unit as per 2026 regulations.

Max Verstappen expressed interest in the return of V10 engines, but the likelihood is slim as Formula 1 focuses on hybrids and sustainable fuels for 2026. The sport is committed to hybrid systems ...

Formula 1 is on the brink of a major upheaval as talks of reintroducing V10 engines gain momentum, sparking intense debate among key players in the sport. McLaren CEO Zak Brown has weighed in on the ...

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has dismissed the idea that Formula 1 could backtrack on its incoming 2026 power unit regulations in favor of a return to V10 engines. While the prospect of fully ...

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has hinted that a return to high-revving V10 engines may convince him to remain in F1 for the long term. The four-time World Champion has long said he does not ...

A move towards V10 engines could not only lead to a regression in car technology but also in terms of emissions. This article first appeared on F1 on SI and was syndicated with permission. More ...

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton hears the roar of a V10 engine as more than just noise – it’s a visceral memory that could shape the sport’s future as he aligns with Max Verstappen on its ...

IMAGE: F1 has been considering various directions including a return to the ear-splitting naturally-aspirated V10 engines that were last raced in 2005. Photograph: Go Nakamura/Reuters Formula One ...

LONDON (Reuters) – Formula One may have to wait a decade for a return to screaming V10 or V8 engines and jettisoning the next generation V6 due to be introduced next year is simply not feasible, ...

The iconic roar of a V10 engine left the F1 paddock 18 years ago, but it seems to be making a comeback at the behest of FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The 63-year-old Emirati sparked this debate ...