Red Bull have joined their engine partner Renault in a call for the sport’s regulators to put a freeze on developing the current Formula 1 power units any further beyond 2018, as resources will be needed to produce and develop engines for 2020 and beyond. With new engine regulations expected to be released in coming months, […]
Red Bull have joined their engine partner Renault in a call for the sport’s regulators to put a freeze on developing the current Formula 1 power units any further beyond 2018, as resources will be needed to produce and develop engines for 2020 and beyond. With new engine regulations expected to be released in coming months, […]
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