Following the signature of Toro Rosso as an engine customer for 2014, Renault Sport F1 president Jean-Michel Jalinier gives his view on the new partnership and the turbo... read more »

Toro Rosso will be moving onto Renault power for next year's Championship, joining senior team Red Bull on the French company's customer list.... read more »

With the new regulations coming into force next season, a shuffle is expected to take place with several teams opting to switch engine suppliers. At present, Renault supplies... read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes is disappointed with long time partner McLaren’s move to link up with works Honda engines in 2015. Formerly McLaren’s works... read more »

McLaren has played down suggestions Honda will unfairly benefit from the great British team’s continuing collaboration with Mercedes next year. It was announced in... read more »

Formula One teams face a massive 150 per cent hike in the cost of their 2014 engine supply when the sport switches to turbo-charged V6 power units. At present, engine supply to... read more »

McLaren will surely be Honda-powered in 2015, according to Auto Motor und Sport correspondent Michael Schmidt. Reporting from Barcelona, he said McLaren has let a deadline pass... read more »

Marussia looks set to use customer Ferrari engines in 2014. With the team’s current supplier Cosworth unlikely to build a new power unit for next year’s... read more »

Marussia is on the market for a new engine supplier, sporting director Graeme Lowdon has admitted. Although Cosworth has not ruled out supplying a turbo V6 for the all-new 2014... read more »

Marussia have confirmed that they are on the lookout for a new engine supplier for 2014 in the belief that current supplier Cosworth aren't building a new engine to meet... read more »

Renault has promised its customer teams that it will not ease off in its efforts with the V8 engines this year, despite the huge work being put in to the new 2014 Formula 1... read more »

Renault is eager to reduce the number of customer teams it supplies in Formula 1, dismissing talk that it could provide engines to half the grid. read more »

Ferrari are keen to secure customer engine deals with other teams ahead of next year's swap to smaller V6 engines... read more »

Ferrari have highlighted the importance of supplying customer teams with engines in 2014, in order to gain extra development mileage. The manufacturer currently supplies Sauber... read more »

Having customer teams running Ferrari engines is "very important" for Ferrari, according to the team's head of engine and electronics Luca Marmorini read more »

Force India has announced a technical partnership with 3D Systems Corporation, a leading supplier of 3D content-to-print solutions. The multi-year deal will allow the team... read more »

McLaren is reportedly seeking a new engine partner for its famous formula one team. The Woking based team has been powered by Mercedes engines since 1995, but the German... read more »

Jean Todt had a “constructive meeting” with Bernie Ecclestone and the twelve team bosses in Paris on Monday, the FIA said in a media statement. The meeting,... read more »

HRT boss Luis Perez Sala believes Formula 1 needs to consider allowing customer cars again, and fears engine costs in 2014 could kill off small teams read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holdings (WGF1) has announced its half-year interim results, with an increase turnover by 57% to £73 million from £46.4m in 2011.... read more »

Sauber are yet to decide which engines will power their cars from 2014 onwards, when the new engine formula is introduced, but admit it makes sense to continue with long-term... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Nobert Haug predicts there will be just three engine suppliers in 2014 when the new engine forumla is introduced. Though Haug failed to state exactly... read more »

Sergio Pérez claims there is no time like the present for Ferrari to declare whether or not they will be interested in his services for the 2013 Formula 1 season.... read more »

Customer engines will be much more expensive in 2014. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that, for example, Sauber currently spends EUR 8 million on its Ferrari... read more »

Customer engines will be much more expensive in 2014. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport reports that, for example, Sauber currently spends EUR 8 million on its Ferrari... read more »