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Lewis Hamilton Advocates for Revival of V10s in Formula 1 Over Full Electrification

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
March 8, 2025
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Ever since Formula 1 transitioned to V6 turbo hybrids in 2014, the motorsport’s power units have become a hot topic of debate and controversy. Now, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has added his voice to the escalating discourse, joining those calling for a return to the V10 engines of yesteryears and standing against complete electrification.

Hamilton’s stance is significant given his stature in the sport and his influence on its direction. A return to V10s is seen by many as a way to introduce a more raw, traditional sound and power back into the sport, a characteristic that has been missed since the adoption of V6 turbo hybrids. However, this sentiment is not universally shared, with many other key figures in the sport advocating for a complete move towards electrification as a response to global environmental concerns.

This ongoing debate has gained momentum with the looming 2026 Formula 1 season, a year that is expected to introduce significant changes in engine regulations. The divide between those desiring a return to the iconic V10 engines and those pushing for full electrification is becoming more pronounced, and it is clear that the sport’s governing body will have to make a tough decision with far-reaching implications.

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Hamilton’s backing of the V10 movement adds fuel to the fire in this already heated debate. His support is a clear indicator of the divide in the sport between nostalgia for the old and the drive towards a more sustainable future. It also highlights the complexities of balancing both the competitive and environmental aspects of Formula 1.

As the debate rages on, all eyes are on the 2026 season, with fans and pundits keenly anticipating what direction the sport will take. Will it be a return to the roar of the V10s, or will the whir of fully electric engines define the future of Formula 1? As it stands now, only time will tell. Until then, the world of Formula 1 waits with bated breath as the sport navigates this crucial crossroad.

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