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2021 Ferrari power unit - Formula1news.co.uk

Haas & Alfa Romeo Aren’t Expecting ‘Anything Special’ From New Ferrari Engine

2020 was a year to forget for Ferrari, with the team managing only sixth in the Constructors’ Championship – its worst finish since 1980 – and its drivers collectively scoring just three podiums. Ferrari’s two customer teams, Haas and Alfa Romeo, also struggled last year, with the Italian car-maker’s underpowered engine certainly playing a role

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Bernie Ecclestone, Toto Wolff and Lawrence Stroll - Formula1news.co.uk

‘Formula 1 Doesn’t Have To Be Relevant To The Car Industry’

Since 2014, Formula One cars have been powered by ultra-efficient V6 turbo hybrid engines. F1 Fans have had plenty of time to get accustomed to these much quieter engines, but many still believe that the sport should return to using naturally aspirated V8s or V10s, as they produce a much louder and racier symphony. READ:

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Guide to F1's 2021 Points System - Formula1news.co.uk

F1 2021 Points System – Everything You Need To Know

The 2021 F1 season is set to get underway in late March, with Australia scheduled to host the first race, though Bahrain is reportedly set to replace it as the season-opener. There’s plenty to look forward to, with countless driver moves and Racing Point and Renault changing their names to Aston Martin Racing and Alpine,

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Racing Point Mercedes 2020 Copygate Scandal - Formula1news.co.uk

Mercedes: ‘Racing Point Deserves A Lot Of Credit’ For Copying Design

Adrian Newey, Red Bull’s chief technical officer, is widely considered to be one of the greatest race car designers of all-time, with his designs winning several F1 Championships. However, in a recent interview, Mercedes’ technical director James Allison suggested that the media has overhyped Newey and allowed the Silver Arrows to “fly under the radar”

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

Red Bull-Honda Power Unit Deal Could Be Agreed Within Weeks – Marko

Red Bull are “close” to agreeing a deal with Honda which will see them continue to use the Japanese automaker’s power units even after they exit Formula One at the end of 2021, according to Dr Helmut Marko, a senior team advisor. Speaking earlier this week, Dr Marko said they are expecting the Honda power

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