Ferrari Scuderia, the Formula One racing team of Ferrari, competes at the pinnacle of motorsport and leads its long, storied quest for speed and titles.
Lando Norris has criticised the sport’s new engine rules, saying Formula One is becoming too driven by business interests as Audi and other manufacturers join the grid. Drivers argue the 50-50 split between combustion and electric power has altered racing dynamics, sparked fan division, and prompted changes for 2027.
FIA, F1 and teams have moved to fast-track changes to power-unit regulations after a Miami weekend marked by energy-management concerns. Officials aim to tilt the balance toward the internal-combustion engine, with new talks about larger fuel tanks and possible future V8s to restore flat-out racing. The shift comes as teams upgrade ahead of the 2027 rules and long-term engine plans are debated.