Engine development in Formula 1 could be frozen as a way of cutting costs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to reports. Already Formula 1 bosses have been in discussion with teams and the FIA about ways to reduce the costs of the series with the 2020 season remaining on hold. The new financial, sporting and technical regulations that were set to come into the series from 2021 have been delayed until 2022, and they may yet be pushed back again until 2023. The new $175m-per-season budget cap is still set to come in for 2021 though. But in further efforts to reduce costs, engine development could be frozen, according to a report by Autosport  as the financial strains continue to...
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