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Carmakers propose F1 engine freeze

Aug.22 F1 engine makers are proposing that development of the hybrid technology be frozen for performance and cost reasons. According to Auto Motor und Sport, the idea is being championed by Renault, who are struggling to compete with the top three teams both in terms of performance and budget. "With the budget cap and a fairer distribution of money, two of our demands are met," boss Cyril Abiteboul said. "But that's not enough for us. "From 2021 onwards, engine development should also be frozen. By then, everyone will be at a similar level anyway." Mercedes' Toto Wolff said he would not object to a freeze. "If we find on a calibrated test bench that the...
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