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Vettel wants cheaper PU prices despite Ferrari stance

Sebastian Vettel has called for F1 to reduce the cost of the power units and adopt more 'normally aspirated' engines in an effort to improve the racing, even though his team Ferrari vetoed such a move to have them introduced last year. As one of the drivers to have co-signed a scathing letter from the Grand Prix Drivers' Association ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, four-time world champion Vettel has expressed a dislike for the current Formula 1 regulations as well. Asked what rules he would like to see changed, Vettel believes the current power units, introduced in 2014, have become too expensive and it would be 'beneficial' to revert back to cheaper normally aspirated engines to aid the...
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