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F1's new regulations suggest car makers are not done with the internal combustion engine yet
In 2026, F1 cars will be powered by hybrid engines with a 50:50 split between electric-power and internal combustion. Crucially, the combustion engine will be powered by synthetic e-fuels.
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The Difference Between An Formula 1 Engine And A Road Car V6
Like any internal combustion engine, an F1 unit follows the same basic four-stage principle of combustion; suck, squeeze, bang, blow. This is as far as the direct similarities end between F1 and ...
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Ilmor Engineering builds a five-stroke engine
English engineering firm Ilmor knows all about engine design, having produced powerplants for Formula One, IndyCar, and NASCAR. But its latest internal combustion creation, in contrast to those ...
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Williams F1 to run Mercedes engines next season
The game of Formula One musical engine bays continues with ... Williams will be supplied with a Mercedes-Benz Power Unit (Internal Combustion Engine plus Energy Recovery System) by Mercedes ...