Internal Combustion Engine

The Internal Combustion Engine, commonly called ICEICE refers to the Internal Combustion Engine, a six-cylinder, four-stroke, turbocharged, direct injection 1.6-litre unit and one of 6 components... There's more..., is a six-cylinder, four-stroke, turbocharged, direct injection 1.6-litre unit and one of 6 components that makes up the PU.

The six cylinders are arranged in a 90° V layout and a limit of 15,000rpm.  The engine is designed to work harmoniously with the other five elements of the hybridThe current Formula 1 regulations require the cars to be hybrids. Instead of conventional hybrid systems, with an electric motor,... There's more... F1F1 is the pinnacle of open wheel,  single seater car racing and arguably the highest level of any motorsport globally.... There's more... Power UnitF1 cars no longer have engines as such, they run a hybrid power unit (PU) that delivers in the order... There's more....

In modern Formula 1Formula 1 is the pinnacle of open-wheel,  single-seater car racing and arguably the highest level of any motorsport globally. Also... There's more... car design, the engine acts as a stressed component, rigidly connected to the back of the monocoqueThe chassis in F1 is a monocoque, or shell construction, that uses an external carbon fibre skin to support most... There's more... to form the spine of the car, with the rear suspensionSuspension is the connection between a car and its wheels, managing how the car travels and responding to the driver's... There's more... and rear wingF1 cars require dowforce to travel and corner at such significant speeds, with the rear wing generating approximately 20% of... There's more... hung from it.