F1’s power unit manufacturers are set to hold a meeting to discuss a proposal to switch to simplified V8 engines over the coming seasons.

The power unit manufacturers involved in the F1 2026 regulation cycle are set to convene for a discussion around future engine regulations next week in London.

Power unit manufacturers set to meet to discuss V8 return

Representatives for the five power unit manufacturers on the grid in F1 2026 are set to meet in London in the week following the Italian Grand Prix, with discussions regarding future regulations scheduled for Thursday.

These discussions are understood to focus on the introduction of a new, simplified, engine formula, utilising a 2.4-litre V8 with reduced electrification.

It’s believed that a general consensus has already been reached i

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