Ross Brawn says existing Formula 1 engine suppliers know “they can’t shut the door” on new manufacturers but concedes a compromise would have to be negotiated for a new engine maker to join the grid in 2021. F1’s managing director of motorsports had been hit by the admission that potentially no new constructors’ would be joining the sport ahead of the 2021 rules overhaul, which led to the existing manufacturers pressuring rule-makers to retain the current engine technical regulations. 5774263478001 CrashTV:  Brawn insists adjustments will still be made to improve “the sporting direction” – rumoured to be more standardised parts and trying to improve the noise from the...
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