Believe it or not, but some of those engines you see powering cars screaming around the track have made it into production ...

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But this whole business about electric-powered F1 cars could be one step too far. Of all the teams and manufacturers in F1, typically Renault has been the most supportive of the FIA's push for ...

One of Gordon Murray's lesser-known design projects, the Teewave AR.1 is an odd electric runabout that looks like a sports ...

So, if another Drive to Survive rewatch won't keep you going over the winter, then why not consider some F1 ... race cars from other series such as NASCAR, sportscar/endurance and electric racing ...

The FIA has just published further modifications to the regulations, which will now include the necessity for F1 cars to run entirely on electric power for the entire time they're in the pit lane.

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And lots of French cars ... at the F1 team’s wind tunnel at Enstone in the UK. There’s even an F1-style OV button for “overtake” on the steering wheel. A390 has three electric motors ...

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And lots of French cars, obviously ... Next up is the A390. It’s an electric SUV. Yep, another one. Except Alpine is really leaning on its F1 credentials here with lots of trick aero adding ...

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