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2014 F1 Power Unit Guide
10.03.14
In 2014, Formula One will undergo a major change, the most significant alteration to its technical regulations in the history of the sport.
The introduction of a new 1.6 litre, turbo-charged V6 power unit, relying heavily on hybrid technologies, aims to place the world’s foremost single-seat racing series at the cutting edge of automotive technology development, while at the same time preserving the culture of innovation and capacity to thrill that have been at the heart of the sport since its earliest days.
The changes are comprehensive, and so via straightforward explanations and with the help of insights from FIA Head of Powertrain Fabrice Lom, a guide has been assembled as a handy guide to how Formula One will race in 2014 and beyond.
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