Four-time world champion Alain Prost, who also once owned his own F1 team, doesn't agree that current power units are too expensive. Formula 1 will embark on a new future in 2021, with a complete overhaul of the sport's engine regulations. Among the criteria guiding sporting manager Ross Brawn's vision of tomorrow's engine is a quest for cost reduction in order to attract independent engine manufacturers to F1. Looking back at his days as the team owner of Prost Grand Prix between 1997 and 2001, the Frenchman says the price of power has actually come down significantly from almost two decades ago. Renault's Abiteboul: 'Opinions on 2021 engine still diverge' "My engines cost $28...
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