McLaren’s second day of running at Formula 1’s Barcelona pre-season test was cut short by a fuel system issue. With teams allowed just three days on track within the five-day test, taking place behind ...

While the world may never know how many licks it takes to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop, we can figure out how much fuel a Formula 1 car burns in an average race fairly accurately.

The modern F1 car is a technological and engineering marvel designed to compete in the very pinnacle of motorsport. However, with these cars, designers don't have free rein. They must all comply with ...

(Motor Authority) — Formula 1 aims to be carbon neutral by 2030 and will rely on 100% sustainable fuel as a key step in achieving the goal. The sport is working with partners to develop the fuel to be ...

"One tank of this fuel could power an average detached home for three to four weeks." Formula 1 has undergone the most radical regulation change in the sport's history over the winter ahead of a 2026 ...

The energy recovery system in F1 this year can recharge the battery twice as fast as in 2025 ...

As the season-opener Australian Grand Prix gets underway on Sunday, here's a look at some of the most sweeping rule changes ...

Three oil manufacturers face a race against time to get their fuel homologated in time for the 2026 Formula 1 season. In addition to new chassis and power units, F1 is introducing advanced sustainable ...

Sebastian Vettel is used to being called a hypocrite. The four-time Formula One world champion knows he is. After all, before he retired in November, he’d spent the past 16 years driving a very fast, ...

ERS is the Energy Recovery System that collects power from braking and exhaust heat. The system gives drivers an extra 160 horsepower during key moments of a race. F1 regulations allow up to 4 ...