In what year f1 use 1 engine per race?
Formula 1 teams have always used multiple engines per season, but the regulations have evolved over time. Historically, teams used to use more engines per season, but with the introduction of the current hybrid era in 2014, the limit was set to four engines per driver per season.
Before the hybrid era, teams used different engine regulations, and the number of engines used varied. For example, in the early 2000s, teams could use around 10-12 engines per season. (AI Assistant)
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