Ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, Audi has announced it will enter Formula 1 from 2026 with the German manufacturer joining the fray as a power unit supplier. read more »

Confirmation arrived from Audi on Friday morning ahead of this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix after the next cycle of power unit regulations was finalised by the FIA last... read more »

Audi has confirmed its Formula 1 entry from 2026. read more »

Car manufacturer Audi has confirmed it will enter Formula One in 2026 as a power unit constructor. read more »

One of F1's worst-kept secrets has finally and officially been confirmed as Audi is to make its F1 breakthrough in 2026. read more »

While the FIA recently signed off on plans for the next generation of F1 engines from 2026-2030 to be turbo hybrids run on fully sustainable fuels, there remains debate about... read more »

But amid growing indications that confirmation of their intentions for 2026 is now imminent, Audi may be the first to reveal its plans and could do so as early as this... read more »

McLaren says that a potential Formula 1 entry from Porsche would be "simply great" for the sport. Porsche is expected to enter the sport in 2026 in a partnership with... read more »

The Volkswagen Group has given initial approval for its Porsche and Audi brands to enter F1 from 2026, with a final announcement expected soon now that the engine regulations... read more »

Formula 1 has finally approved the 2026 F1 engine regulations, but the Technical Regulations will undergo several key changes for the coming season as well. F1Technical's... read more »

With a set of new power unit regulations set to come into effect for the 2026 season, F1 TV's Sam Collins takes a look into the history of F1 engines! For more F1® videos,... read more »

Formula One's governing body approved engine regulations for 2026 on Tuesday, an eagerly-awaited move that could lead to the arrival of premium Volkswagen Group brands... read more »

After months of discussions, the 2026 Formula 1 engine regulations have finally been confirmed. read more »

Delve into a deeper understanding of the 2026 engine regulations with F1 TV Tech Talk expert host Albert Fabrega and F1 TV presenter Rosanna Tennant! For full episodes of F1... read more »

Following the approval of the World Motor Sport Council, Formula One and the FIA have today announced the regulations for the 2026 Formula 1 Power Unit that are set to displace... read more »

The framework for the new rules package, which will chiefly drop the MGU-H and move to fully sustainable fuels, has been agreed for several weeks but was awaiting final... read more »

Incredible power, with an eye on the future! This video features all the details about the latest power unit changes that will be introduced from the 2026 season. For more F1®... read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has finally rubber-stamped the power unit regulations that will come into effect from the 2026 Formula 1 season. Discussions have been... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has approved the power unit regulations for Formula One for 2026, whilst also confirming changes to the 2022 and 2023 technical regulations. read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has approved the 2026 F1 power unit regulations. read more »

In 2019 Formula 1 announced plans to have a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030, covering areas including logistics, the use of renewable fuels and reducing waste.Renewable fuels... read more »

Porsche's Formula 1 entry has been hinted at further after the German manufacturer applied to trade mark the term "F1nally". Porsche has been in discussions for... read more »

As part of a major investment by the Milton Keynes-based squad, it has committed heavily to designing and manufacturing its own power units for the next set of F1 regulations... read more »

FIA president Mohammed bin Sulayem has dropped a major hint that the new F1 engine rules for 2026 are set to be finalised giving Porsche and Audi the green light to enter the... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has confirmed the FIA World Motor Sport Council is now considering F1's new engine regulations for 2026. read more »