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Verstappen agrees with FIA president on V10s returning to F1 – however negotiations have to be non-public
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Verstappen agrees with FIA president on V10s returning to F1 – however negotiations have to be non-public

By Miles Cooper March 10, 2025
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Max Verstappen has agreed with the FIA president that V10 engines ought to return to Components 1, however believes the negotiations have to be held behind closed doorways.

In February, Mohammed Ben Sulayem acknowledged on social media that he would like to see F1 think about switching again to V10s and that the facility unit must be run on sustainable fuels.

The engine configuration has not been in F1 since 2005 and, though its return could be extensively widespread amongst followers, Verstappen disapproves of the president making his feedback in public.

“In fact I believe it is a very good thought,” the four-time world champion stated, when requested concerning the thought by Motorsport.com. “However whether or not it is doable or not, that is clearly a very completely different story.

“I all the time assume it is higher to not simply shout so many issues. It is higher to attempt to remedy issues behind the scenes – that may be higher for everybody.”

Verstappen agrees with FIA president on V10s returning to F1 – however negotiations have to be non-public

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, President, FIA, congratulates Max Verstappen, Crimson Bull Racing, third place, in Parc Ferme

Picture by: Sam Bloxham / Motorsport Photographs

Ben Sulayem made his feedback within the wake of F175, the season launch occasion the place every staff revealed its new-for-2025 livery in entrance of a stay viewers in London.

The FIA president acknowledged that it “triggered a variety of constructive discussions on the way forward for the game”, prompting him to ponder the return of V10s for the subsequent set of engine laws past the one coming in 2026.

“Whereas we stay up for the introduction of the 2026 laws on chassis and energy unit, we should additionally paved the way on future technological motorsport traits,” Ben Sulayem added.

“We must always think about a spread of instructions together with the roaring sound of the V10 working on sustainable gas. Whichever course is chosen, we should assist the groups and producers in making certain value management on R&D expenditure.”

The technical laws are being overhauled for the 2026 F1 season, with automobiles being powered by a V6 hybrid working on totally artificial gas, which is able to make its collection debut.

This drew extra engine producers into the championship, as Audi is debuting as a works staff in 2026 whereas Cadillac is initially becoming a member of as a Ferrari buyer outfit with the intention of growing its personal energy unit for 2028.

Subsequent yr additionally marks a brand new period for Crimson Bull, which is able to kind a technical partnership with Ford and Christian Horner agreed with Ben Sulayem that F1 ought to think about the potential for V10s returning.

Verstappen was additionally requested concerning the FIA’s current clampdown on swearing amid ideas that he might begin swearing in his native Limburgian dialect.

“I used to do this loads of instances throughout karting anyway!” stated Verstappen. “However yeah, these items are simply very foolish. You do not even wish to cope with issues like that, however it’s what it’s.”

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