Christian Horner says F1 has not gone far enough in any of the four areas addressed in the "very soft" engine rules agreement for future seasons. F1's... read more »
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The FIA could ask F1's Strategy Group for a rethink of the sport's engine rules if the gap in performance between manufacturers does not close up sufficiently by the... read more »
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Helmut Marko believes Red Bull will be the "biggest beneficiary" of Formula One's regulation changes in 2017. The FIA recently signed off the 2017 power unit... read more »
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Bernie Ecclestone says he will look to tear up Formula One's recent engine agreement if the manufacturers cannot achieve performance convergence. The FIA announced a new... read more »
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The FIA can compel the manufacturer with the fewest customers to supply a Formula 1 team that needs an engine under the 2017 rules read more »
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The FIA, Formula One's governing body, had today announced that, in agreement with the sport's current 4 power unit manufacturers, and with the support of the... read more »
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The FIA has confirmed that new engine regulations, which will be introduced from the start of 2017, have been agreed and ratified by the World Motor Sport Council. The... read more »
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Mercedes technical boss Paddy Lowe believes F1's power units should remain a battle ground for performance amid plans to close the gap between manufacturers. The F1... read more »
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Formula 1's four engine manufacturers have failed in their job to come up with a framework for future regulations read more »
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Mercedes and Ferrari insist F1's engine manufacturers have gone out of their way to devise more cost-effective regulations - despite Christian Horner claiming the sport is... read more »
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Christian Horner says the teams and manufacturers are 'nowhere near' finding a solution that will see engines costs reduced going forward. read more »
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Valtteri Bottas believes that Mercedes and Ferrari have pulled clear of Williams, after the team had initial optimism of challenging towards the front of the pack in 2016.... read more »
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Renault is looking at extending its involvement with engine specialists Ilmor over multiple years as it looks to catch up with rival manufacturers Mercedes and Ferrari. Ilmor... read more »
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Max Verstappen is confident that Toro Rosso can emerge as the third best team behind manufacturers Mercedes and Ferrari, following the outfit's performance at… read more »
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Although Renault spent the fewest tokens of all four engine manufacturers, Cyril Abiteboul is confident they were spent wisely... read more »
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Cyril Abiteboul says Renault has made a big step in power unit performance over the winter despite spending fewer engine development tokens than its rivals. The engine token... read more »
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Mercedes' Toto Wolff and Ferrari's Maurizio Arrivabene have both strongly dismissed suggestions from Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone that the manufacturers… read more »
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Ferrari has spent the most power unit development tokens out of Formula 1's engine manufacturers over the winter period, using over two thirds of its allocation… read more »
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It seemed like a strange decision at first. A French driver joining an all-new, all-American team just as Renault, one of the world's biggest French car manufacturers, was... read more »
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Niki Lauda says Mercedes is not receiving enough credit for making decisions against its own interests to help Formula One. F1's four manufacturers recently put forward... read more »
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Bernie Ecclestone says Formula 1 is the worst it has ever been and calls the F1 manufacturers a cartel as he gives his view on how the sport can improve read more »
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Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell suspects one of the main reasons rival manufacturers have not copied his power unit's split turbo design is because it is so difficult to... read more »
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Mercedes claims it is "easier" now for a new manufacturer to enter Formula 1 in comparison to the old V8 and V10 eras read more »
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Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell says it is important Formula One's regulations continue to allow enough scope for development so that other manufacturers can catch up.... read more »
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