As the V8 era comes to close, take time to enjoy the special symphony of the 2.4 litre naturally aspirated unit in all its glory! Recorded from a dyno session during the life... read more »

Toro Rosso's choice of GP3 star Daniil Kvyat has changed the rules about headhunting for the next generation of F1 drivers, as McLaren look to Kevin Magnussen and Stoffel... read more »

IndyCar team Dragon Racing has become the fourth team to enter the new electric racing series, Formula E. The team, owned by Jay Penske, will go up against rivals Andretti... read more »

Josh Hill, son of former F1 champion Damon, gives up on the dream of making it to F1 by retiring from racing     read more »

Renault Sport F1 has released the first snippet of engine audio from its new turbo-charged V6 engine which will power Red Bull, Lotus, Caterham and Toro Rosso in 2014. Some... read more »

Renault unveiled its turbocharged 1.6-litre V6 engine for the 2014 Formula 1 campaign in Paris on Friday. The French manufacturer, which will power at least three teams next... read more »

David Cameron has backed the F1 in Schools initiative, saying it plays an important role in inspiring the next generation of engineers.     read more »

Alain Prost believes that the lack of testing will make adapting to the new generation of Formula 1 engines an unprecedented challenge for drivers read more »

Red Bull will run Infiniti branded engines in 2014 when the sport switches to V6 turbo-charged power units next season. The outfit will continue its relationship with Renault,... read more »

China's first F1 driver, Ma Qing Hua, set another landmark Friday just by taking part in his home grand prix weekend in Shanghai... read more »

The calmer tones of F1′s new-generation turbo V6 engines could be artificially enhanced, according to Bernie Ecclestone. The F1 chief executive is worried the sport... read more »

With McLaren's technical standing taking a beating on track, now its their provision of the latest generation of ECUs that's under the spotlight. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone hopes former champion Damon Hill's son Josh will follow in his father's footsteps and become the first ever third generation F1 driver. read more »

BBC Sport F1 commentator Ben Edwards witnesses the beginning of the end for a generation of F1 cars before rules and engines change in 2014 read more »

Formula One could see a third-generation world champion in years to come according to Damon Hill. read more »

Damon Hill believes his son Josh has the potential to become a third generation Formula 1 World Champion. The former title winner, who followed in the footsteps of late father... read more »

F1′s governing body backtracked on aerodynamic changes for the 2014 season because of fears the next generation of cars would be too slow. After the recent World... read more »

Hot on the heels of the McLaren Manufacturing Challenge, the McLaren Group has shown further support for the UK's next generation of automotive technicians by inviting the... read more »

BBC Sport columnist and Red Bull's Mark Webber on Alex Zanardi's Paralympic golds, safety in F1 and helping the next generation. read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali believes there is a lack of 'emerging stars' in Formula 1, something he blames on the strict testing regulations. Whilst F1... read more »

Sebastian Vettel endeared himself to Formula One's older generation when asked if success is a measure of greatness. read more »

Sebastian Vettel ranks Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton as the best F1 drivers of their generation. read more »

Fernando Alonso has bemoaned the lack of on-track respect between the current generation of Formula One drivers... read more »

Formula 1 drivers should be happy to accept the challenge posed by Pirelli's current generation of tyres because they are helping make the racing more exciting. read more »

F1's new face of 2012 is polarising the sport. It seems teams, drivers and spectators alike either love or hate the new great influence brought largely by Pirelli's... read more »