Helmut Marko claims V8 engine return is a done deal

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Helmut Marko has stated that the planned return of V8 engines to Formula 1 in 2030 is already confirmed, following recent technical issues at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang. The Red Bull Racing advisor's comments suggest a shift in the sport's engine regulations is imminent.

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First to reportF1’s 2030 V8 engine could feature twin turbosOct.6 (GMM) Formula 1’s planned return to V8 engines in 2030 is taking a new direction, with reports suggesting the next generation of power units could feature twin turbochargers and a much smaller hybrid system. According to f1-insider.com, discussions are now focusing on a 3.0-litre twin-turbo V8 running on sustainable fuel, rather than the simpler…newsonf1.comTue 6 Oct · 05:47 UTCRead their report →

Helmut Marko says F1’s return to turbo V8 engines in 2030 is a "done deal"The relocated 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, will go down in history for its record-breaking 261,000 fan attendance - and its incredibly embarrassing technical failures. Between a massive rain delay and a highly controversial software glitch stemming from the complex 2026 regulations, the weekend was a chaotic mess for Formula 1 executives. For retired Red Bull adviser Helmut ... Keep reading