FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his support for Formula 1 transitioning to more affordable V8 engines by the 2029 season, while also mentioning the possibility of a 12th team entering the grid. Ben Sulayem disclosed his optimism and backing for the V8 engine shift during discussions with journalists at the British Grand Prix, emphasizing the need for cost-effectiveness and sustainability. He emphasized the complexity and high costs of the current power units and highlighted the necessity for a swifter transition to the V8 format. Ben Sulayem had previously advocated for V10 engines but sees a V8 hybrid system as more viable, aligning with road car technology and weight reduction goals. Additionally, he discussed the potential inclusion of a 12th team, with a focus on attracting new entrants that can enhance the overall value and competitiveness of Formula 1.
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