Fans wanting Formula 1 to return to normally-aspirated engines look set to be disappointed, hybrids are here to stay. The engine regulations in Formula 1 are set to come under review in 2026, but while fans and many personnel within the sport favour a return to at least a similar sound to the normally-aspirated engines that came in Formula 1 before the hybrid era started in 2014, that isn't going to happen. Formula 1 has the ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030, while sustainable fuels will be in use by 2026 under the plans. And that, combined with the UK government's plans to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030, means Formula 1 will stick with hybrid engines and...
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