Ford begrüßt Idee einer Rückkehr des V8-Motors in die Formel 1

Der Direktor von Ford Performance, Mark Rushbrook, hat sich für eine mögliche Rückkehr des V8-Motors in die Formel 1 ausgesprochen. Die Kommentare fallen in eine Zeit laufender Gespräche über künftige Reglements, die sich von einer starken Elektrifizierung abwenden könnten.

Die Haltung von Ford stimmt mit den jüngsten Aussagen von F1-CEO Stefano Domenicali und FIA-Präsident Mohammed Ben Sulayem überein. Domenicali merkte während der April-Pause an, dass zukünftige Regeln einen V8-Motor mit nachhaltigen Kraftstoffen und einer kleineren elektrischen Komponente begünstigen könnten. Ben Sulayem erklärte in Miami, dass eine Rückkehr des V8 nur eine Frage der Zeit sei, mit dem Zieljahr 2031 oder möglicherweise früher.

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