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Ilmor seeking partner for 2021 F1 engine project

Ilmor boss Mario Illien is keen produce an engine for the 2021 F1 regulations, but only if the new rules address costs, and he can find a partner to fund the project. New F1 sporting chief Ross Brawn is keen to encourage independent suppliers to come into the sport, an initiative supported by teams such as McLaren and Red Bull, who are looking at future options. Former Mercedes F1 engine boss Illien, who has stayed in touch with current technology by working as a consultant, has attended recent FIA meetings where the future engine format has been discussed. A twin-turbo V6 with KERS is the most favoured option, and further studies have been launched. "Obviously there is a desire to...
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