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Red Bull Honda F1 engine post-2021 - Formula1news.co.uk

Honda Agrees To Let Red Bull Use Its Power Unit After 2021

Following Honda’s surprise decision to quit Formula One at the end of 2021, Red Bull and Scuderia AlphaTauri – the Japanese car-maker’s two customer teams – have been looking for a solution to ensure they continue to have a competitive power unit. Join F1 TV To Watch Live Grand Prix & Access Hundreds Of Full

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Andy Cowell, Toto Wolff and Mattia Binotto - Formula1news.co.uk

COVID-19 Allowed Mercedes To Address ‘Serious’ Engine Problems

The 2020 F1 season was set to get underway in March, but it was cancelled at the last minute amid the escalating COVID-19 pandemic before it kicked off months later in Austria. Follow us on Google News to never miss an F1 story again It has now been revealed that the pandemic “came at just

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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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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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Ferrari F1 engine power - Formula1News.co.uk

Ferrari Won’t Have The Weakest Engine In Formula One Next Year – Binotto

After finishing sixth in the 2020 Constructors’ Championship – the team’s worst result since 1980 – Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said he is expecting the Scuderia to have a considerably stronger campaign next year. Commenting on Ferrari’s 2021 power unit, Binotto said it is performing well on the dyno and they are expecting

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