Ross Brawn says Formula 1 chiefs are ready to address manufacturers' concerns about new engine proposals for 2021, but insists there is no going back from the push to get rid of the current turbo hybrid V6 power unit. Following a recent meeting between teams, car makers, the FIA and Liberty Media to discuss long-term proposals for power units, there was a kick back from Mercedes, Renault and Ferrari over the plans. Concerns about a dramatic rise in costs, allied to fears that more standard parts would take away the manufacturers' individuality, prompted criticisms about the direction that the FIA and F1's owners Liberty Media were taking. Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne even went as far...
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