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Horner wants ‘wonderful' sounding F1 engines

Jul.19 Formula 1 needs to strike a balance between ‘green' considerations and the entertainment of the sport's fans. That is the view of Red Bull boss Christian Horner, who argues that when the engine rules are changed for 2025-2026, the next-generation power units should be much louder. 'I know that electrification is being driven forward under great political pressure, but is that really the right way for the next 25 or 30 years?' he told international media. 'This is our chance to correct the mistakes that were made ten years ago. 'I would prefer we concentrate on environmentally friendly fuel and have full stands thanks to engines that sound wonderful.' Unsurprisingly, it is...
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