McLaren race director Eric Boullier says that next year's three-engine rule goes too far, insisting it "it isn't Formula 1 anymore". As the sport persists with its theoretical cost reduction efforts, teams will be forced to compose with just three complete units for the entire 21-race schedule in 2018, or incur penalties. Red Bull Racing's Christian Horner has lobbied to have the rule changed, but  so far has faced staunch opposition from Ferrari in particular. McLaren's Boullier has lent his support however to Horner's efforts. "For me, it is going too far," the Frenchman told Motorsport.com. Teams get advance payment from Liberty after revenue drop "Too far also...
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