Formula 1 will present its 2021 engine regulations on October 31, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport. F1 sporting manager Ross Brawn has been working full speed this year to define the future of Grand Prix racing. Brawn put together a group of specialists, which includes engineers and former team personnel, to help create the framework for the sport's 2021 regulation platform. The former Ferrari strategist and team owner has spent the past months collecting feedback from Strategy Group meetings and from informal talks with all participants of the sport with the emphasis on defining a cost-effective - and louder sounding - power unit platform for F1 and regulations which limit...
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