Formula 1 engine manufacturers agree to lower the cost of power units to customer teams. read more »

F1 manufacturers have agreed to supply power units to customer teams at a lower cost. According to Autosport and Sky Sports, F1's four manufacturers -- Mercedes, Ferrari,... read more »

The current Formula One manufacturers have come to an agreement to reduce the cost of a V6 Hybrid power unit considerably, and ensure that customer teams will not be left... read more »

Formula 1's manufacturers have agreed to significantly reduce customer engine supply costs, and ensure that no team is left without a power unit, in return for… read more »

Formula 1 has agreed a way forward with regard to the cost and supply of power units, Autosport has learned read more »

As the deadline for engine manufacturers to propose an alternative to the introduction of a customer engine passes, Jean Todt is confident a solution will be reached read more »

Manufacturers are set to reduce the price of its engines for customer teams as a way of avoiding the introduction of a 'customer engine', according to reports. read more »

Giancarlo Minardi, who ran his own squad in Formula 1 for several years, says that the money which customer teams must pay manufacturers for power units is… read more »

Ron Dennis showed little sympathy for Christian Horner at a recent meeting of the F1 Commission, telling the Red Bull boss to "suck it up" when confronted about his... read more »

Sauber is in the running to become the second team to be powered by Honda in Formula 1 alongside McLaren, but not until 2017 at the earliest read more »

The FIA's proposal for a new, cheaper customer engine for 2017 have been rejected by the F1 Commission. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that its plans for an alternative engine for 2017 have been rejected by the F1 Commission. Ferrari's decision to veto a planned €12 million... read more »

It is back to square one in terms of saving costs after the F1 Commission rejected the FIA's proposal to introduce an alternative customer engine... read more »

Manufacturers will come together to devise their own proposal addressing costs after the F1 Commission rejected the FIA's 'customer' alternative. read more »

Toto Wolff airs his frustration about the 'political agendas' behind the move to develop a customer engine, but says Mercedes is open to discussion read more »

Toto Wolff: I think many of us and many of you share the opinion that the 'balance of performance' engine doesn't work... read more »

The FIA has officially invited interested parties to submit bids to manufacturer the governing body s proposed standard customer engine from 2017. read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne has labelled Bernie Ecclestone and Jean Todt's push for cost limits on Formula One engines as "obscene". The FIA recently had... read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull's struggles to secure an engine supply is proof F1 needs an independent customer engine to be made available. read more »

Toto Wolff has rejected plans by the FIA to introduce a cost cap of approximately €12million for engine suppliers to supply customer teams. read more »

Toto Wolff explains Mercedes' reluctance to accept a cost cap for power units, saying it is already making a loss at the current customer price. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes already loses a "substantial" amount money on Formula 1 customer supply deals amid requests to reduce the prices other teams are charged read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene has defended its use of a historic veto to oppose plans to limit the price customer outfits have to pay for Formula… read more »

Ferrari exercised their right to veto over plans to impose a cap on the cost of customer engines for "legitimate commercial" reasons, team principal Maurizio... read more »

Jenson Button is unconvinced by the FIA's customer engine proposal, saying he doesn't believe it will be possible to equalise the two specifications. read more »