F1 faces engine rule dilemmas for short and long term
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Formula 1 navigates two engine regulation challenges: short-term fixes for 2027 and long-term decisions for 2031, with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem pushing for a return to naturally aspirated V8 engines with minimal hybridization, citing sustainability, cost, and fan appeal, despite potential conflicts with road-car technology trends and noise concerns in urban races.
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Formula 1 navigates two engine regulation challenges: short-term fixes for 2027 and long-term decisions for 2031, with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem pushing for a return to naturally aspirated V8 engines with minimal hybridization, citing sustainability, cost, and fan appeal, despite potential conflicts with road-car technology trends and noise concerns in urban races.
