Bringing back the v10 engines to F1

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#203

The simplicity of the V10s over the hybrids, less maintenance, better sound. Having V10s back in F1 would make the whole experience just that much better

Kyle Mackay (Toronto, 2020-02-03)

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#206

Formula one is defined by a wide range of things, it is THE pinnacle of motorsport and human technological development, however, most F1 fans were heavily attracted to the sound produced by the V10’s, and when that sound was absolutely abolished, so was about 40% of F1’z viewership. So we, as the F1 community, believe that if the V10 or a similar sounding engine (even similar to V8) can make current F1 fans much happier and bring back former fans, along with attracting even more new fans to this brilliant sport.

zaid halawa (amman, 2020-02-14)

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#207

Bring back the ******* V10!

Michele Riedo (Bologna, 2020-02-15)

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#212

I’m signing because the V10 engine with DRS would be the best!

Flavio Gauna (Great neck, 2020-02-26)

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#213

Because V10s were awesome but I was too young to see them racing around.

Noah Claesson (Borås, 2020-02-26)

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#214

I want back the v8 or v10

Danny Van der bos (Beverwijk, 2020-02-26)

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#216

1.6 L v6 no es F1

Blas Jiménes (Arriate, 2020-02-26)

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#218

Bring be back the ******* best Motor with best sound in the World!

Marcel Biller (Rehau, 2020-03-01)

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#224

The sound is such an integral part of the F1 experience.

William Langan (Sydney , 2020-03-05)

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#225

I want F1 to get interesting and loud again.

Fynn Müller (Niestetal , 2020-03-06)

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#226

I love the v10

Ioannis Rompotid (London, 2020-03-06)

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#227

We need V10s back!

Steven Bels (Ludwigslust, 2020-03-08)

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#228

I'm not sure yet, but let's see
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Rodrigo Josue Romero (San Salvador, 2020-03-10)

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#229

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Luca Moltedo (Viña del Mar, 2020-03-18)

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#230

V6 turbo hybrids are a joke

Colton Underhill (Silverton , 2020-03-20)

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#234

I’m signing this because the v10 era of formula 1 is the pinnacle and even though it won’t get changed, I’m still signing just in case

Ben Coxall (Brackley, 2020-04-04)

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#235

The current engines in F1 are just not what they used to be. The noise isn't exciting and cars now are slower.

Harrison Buxton (Sydney, 2020-04-06)

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#236

Best Sound, please bring it back.

Atze Fer (Gelsenkirchen, 2020-04-08)

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#237

If they combined V10 power with hybrid power, we could finally achieve higher speeds and better sounding engines again.

Trevor Proxile (Nazareth, 2020-04-11)

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#238

The small hybrid v6 engine is lame, and I miss the sound, and tenacity ton the 10

Reily Monkman (Tavares, 2020-04-12)

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#239

I miss the old sound of the cars.

Dave Tucci (Alliston , 2020-04-13)

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#240

Today’s cars sound like shit.

Kenny Grant (Santa Monica , 2020-04-16)

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#241

I'm signing because v10 are for me best engines ever.

Lylian Garraux (Luthenay-Uxeloup, 2020-04-21)

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#244

As we fans are not in the cockpit, sound is so essential to making us feel awestruck by the cars. The current V6 hybrid cars are fast, but the sound is so awful that the cars feel slow and unimpressive. Bring back the V10!!!

Wayne H. (Los Angeles, 2020-05-03)

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#245

I love V10 F1's. I grow up V10 engine. Please turn back V10 engine

Muhammed Mustafa Saydam (Konya, 2020-05-04)

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#249

turbo hybrid era sucks. i love the cars and everything behind the sport, but it’s missing it’s original sound.

Amarildo Franco (Orange , 2020-05-16)

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#250

Since F1 replaced the V10 (and V8) for this ridiculous 1.6L V6 and embraced the evil feminist agenda by quitting the grid girls I've stopped watching and attending F1 races.

Guilherme Oliveira (Belo Horizonte, 2020-05-23)

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#252

The sound was the magnet of the people to the sport. It satisfied your soul

Chris Nvdd (Den haag, 2020-05-31)

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#255

I began following F1 during its V-10 era. The sound of those engines will always be my favorite sound in any motorsport.
I also believe the simplicity of a race car having one power source in a smaller, compact frame creates the ultimate challenge of engineering and driving skill. Which of course is what Formula 1 prides itself as the world’s most popular racing series.

Austin Chaney (Greenville, 2020-06-01)

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