Slowly but surely, Formula 1's new engine rules set for introduction in 2021 are drawing interest from outside manufacturers and independent engine makers. According to the BBC, Ilmor and Cosworth, which in the past, long before the sport ushered in its hybrid era, were both heavily involved in F1, are watching developments closely. "The current regulation is beyond any new entrant, technically and for the commercial investment it requires," Cosworth chief Bruce Wood told the BBC. "The new proposal makes it possible for an independent or existing car company." McLaren focused on Renault performance not reliability issues Steve Miller, managing director of Ilmor, added:...
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