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Verstappen questions Renault's new 2019 engine

Oct.19 Max Verstappen has cast doubt on Renault's ability to be competitive in 2019. The Dutchman has been vocally critical of Red Bull's departing engine supplier at recent races. Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has announced that, due to limitations with the existing design, the French manufacturer will use an almost completely new power unit in 2019. "I'd have to see it," Verstappen, to be Honda powered next year, said in Austin. "Four years ago they said that too, then three years ago, then two years ago. It's always the same song. "But it doesn't matter to me, I'm not looking at that at all. I'm looking forward to the challenge with Honda," he added. Verstappen...
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