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Anthony Hamilton Unveils HybridV10: A New Era in Racing

1/8/2026

Summary

Story summary

Anthony Hamilton announced plans for a new motorsport series, HybridV10, designed to increase accessibility in racing.
The series will feature two divisions, HybridV10 and HybridV8, with 24 teams and 48 race seats.
A central HybridV10 Campus will support teams with engineering programs and training.
The organizers plan a three-day festival and a 12-round global calendar, targeting a 2028 or 2029 launch.
Skepticism remains regarding its feasibility and financial sustainability.

History

Historical Context

In 2014, Formula One transitioned to 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 hybrid engines, significantly altering race strategies and team budgets. This shift aimed to enhance sustainability, reducing fuel consumption by 30%. The FIA's introduction of energy recovery systems marked a pivotal moment in motorsport, influencing future regulations and attracting broader audiences, as seen with Anthony Hamilton's HybridV10 series promoting accessibility and sustainability in racing.

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Story summary

Anthony Hamilton announced plans for a new motorsport series, HybridV10, designed to increase accessibility in racing.
The series will feature two divisions, HybridV10 and HybridV8, with 24 teams and 48 race seats.
A central HybridV10 Campus will support teams with engineering programs and training.
The organizers plan a three-day festival and a 12-round global calendar, targeting a 2028 or 2029 launch.
Skepticism remains regarding its feasibility and financial sustainability.

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