Nov.30 Red Bull should not be overly focused on Lewis Hamilton's so-called 'rocket' engine at the penultimate round of the intense 2021 title battle this weekend. That is the view, ahead of the first Saudi Arabian GP, of Kees van de Grint, a well-known former Bridgestone engineer who worked alongside Michael Schumacher at Ferrari. He was asked about what Dr Helmut Marko recently called Hamilton's fresh 'rocket' engine that was installed in Brazil but then not used in Qatar. That is because Mercedes was saving it for the decisive Saudi-Abu Dhabi double header. 'Rocket engine? No, I'm not worried about that,' Dutchman van de Grint told RTL GP. 'It's the package that will decide, except of...
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