Formula 1's manufacturers could be set for an engine freeze from 2021, with Renault at the forefront of supporting a move that would provide significant cost benefits to teams. As the FIA, the sport's chiefs and the teams prepare to finalize F1's future regulation package, manufacturers have yet to officially commit to Grand Prix racing's future. Discussions are ongoing, with several topics - such as the introduction of standardized parts - still generating dissension among the ranks. On the engine front, consensus has been reached on maintaining the current 1.6-litre V6 turbo engine formula, including its hybrid MGU-K and MGU-H elements. However, according to Auto Motor und Sport, Renault...
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