Did F1 cars have turbos in 1992?
In 1992, Formula 1 regulations still allowed naturally aspirated engines, with turbos banned just a few years earlier. Teams were running 3. L V10s and V12s, pushing the limits of power and reliability. In the ever-evolving world of Formula 1, few changes have sparked as much debate as the switch from high-revving V8 engines to hybrid V6s. Back in 2014, the sport traded its 2. V8s for 1. V6 hybrids, a move that prioritized efficiency over spectacle.