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Alfa Romeo Unveils 2021 Car With Revised Front-End

Alfa Romeo have unveiled their 2021 car, the C41, in a live presentation held in Warsaw. The car is largely a carry-over of the team’s 2020 challenger, but it has a notably different livery and an upgraded front-end, in addition to significant changes to its rear floor in line with the 2021 regulations. READ: F1

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Honda Optimistic About 2021 Power Unit Upgrades

On 19 February, the first Honda-powered car of 2021 – Scuderia AlphaTauri’s AT02 – was unveiled. 2021 will be the Japanese manufacturer’s last season in Formula One, but Red Bull and Scuderia AlphaTauri will continue to run their power units for the next few years as part of a recently inked deal. READ: Mercedes Are

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Scuderia AlphaTauri Unveils 2021 Car, New Driver Line-Up

Scuderia AlphaTauri has today unveiled its 2021 car in a live presentation held in a showroom in Salzburg, Austria and streamed all over the world. In addition to having a notably different livery, AlphaTauri’s new car also has an overhauled nose and front-wing. READ: Brown Expecting ‘Highly Motivated’ Sebastian Vettel At Aston Martin The front-end

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McLaren's 2021 Car - Formula1News.co.uk

McLaren Unveil 2021 Mercedes-Powered Challenger

McLaren has unveiled its 2021 car and its new driver line-up to a live audience ahead of the upcoming season. McLaren’s 2021 challenger, the MCL35M, was unveiled during an online presentation on Monday evening, making the British racing outfit the first team to unveil their car ahead of the new season. READ: Red Bull Confirm

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Red Bull Honda F1 engine deal 2022 - Formula1News.co.uk

Red Bull Forms Powertrain Company After Reaching Deal With Honda

Red Bull has formed a powertrain company after agreeing to take over the intellectual property of Honda’s power unit once the Japanese auto-maker exits Formula one at the end of this year. This move has been announced just days after the F1 Commission voted in favour of a freeze on engine development from 2022. READ:

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Haas F1 Team expecting difficult 2021 season - Formula1news.co.uk

Haas Expecting ‘Tough Year’, Already Prioritising 2022 Car

The Haas F1 Team is already prioritising its research and development efforts on its 2022 car, team principal Guenther Steiner has said. The American racing outfit had a woeful 2020 season, with the combination of their uncompetitive chassis and weakened Ferrari power unit leaving them outside the points in most grand prix. READ: ‘Hamilton Is

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Mercedes Reveal They’re Facing Power Unit ‘Issues’ Ahead Of 2021 Season

With just weeks to go until pre-season testing in Bahrain, Mercedes has revealed that it is facing power unit “issues”, though they remain confident their engines will be running smoothly for the first grand prix weekend. Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains managing director Hywel Thomas said they are doing everything possible to make sure their 2021-spec

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F1 agrees engine freeze for 2022, Honda and Red Bull partnership - Formula1News.co.uk

F1 Teams In Favour Of 2022 Engine Freeze, Sprint Race Trial

A 2022 engine freeze was unanimously supported by teams during a meeting of the F1 Commission on Thursday, paving the way for Red Bull to continue to use Honda power units after the Japanese auto-maker exits the sport at the end of this year. This comes just weeks after Red Bull and Honda agreed a

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