Formula 1 sporting manager Ross Brawn has revealed that from 2021, engine manufacturers will be required to share specific technology with new entrants upon request. The sport's future regulation platform is slowly but surely taking shape, with progress moving parallel to ongoing talks between F1's managers and teams. Power units and aerodynamic rules will be at the forefront of the overhaul, although changes to the former won't be as extensive as initially planned. Brawn says two-tier F1 championship 'can't go on like this' In its quest to encourage independent engine manufacturers to join the fray, F1 had outlined a simpler, less sophisticated and less expensive power unit format, void...
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