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Horner admits possibility of Red Bull F1 engine switch

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3 agree.

They should be a limit to the number of teams using the same engines. If costs can? be limited, then it may persuade other suppliers to re-enter the sport. Get rid of KERS, it is Driver skill/ability I want to watch, with less artificial aids as possible ( KERS is one ) I would like to see any challenges to the interpretations of the 2010 specifications made 2 weeks prior to the first race of the season, after that hard-cheese. Teams will then have to adapt during the season.

Posted by PETER - Unregistered (212 days ago)

Whilst underlining that Red Bull Racing is happy with Renault for the moment, Christian Horner has hinted that a future with Mercedes-Benz could lie in the pipeline for F1's newest winners.

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3 agree.

They should be a limit to the number of teams using the same engines. If costs can? be limited, then it may persuade other suppliers to re-enter the sport. Get rid of KERS, it is Driver skill/ability I want to watch, with less artificial aids as possible ( KERS is one ) I would like to see any challenges to the interpretations of the 2010 specifications made 2 weeks prior to the first race of the season, after that hard-cheese. Teams will then have to adapt during the season.

Posted by PETER - Unregistered (212 days ago)

1 agrees.

They should be a limit to the number of teams using the same engines. If costs can? be limited, then it may persuade other suppliers to re-enter the sport. Get rid of KERS, it is Driver skill/ability I want to watch, with less artificial aids as possible ( KERS is one ) I would like to see any challenges to the interpretations of the 2010 specifications made 2 weeks prior to the first race of the season, after that hard-cheese. Teams will then have to adapt during the season.

Posted by PETER - Unregistered (212 days ago)

2 disagree.

I thought that power wise there was nothing to choose between the Ferrari and Mercedes engines, apart from KERS is on the Merc is in a differnt league to everybody else.
Shame about McLieran, letting down the side as usual.

Posted by Gary B - Unregistered (212 days ago)

1 agrees. 3 disagree.

i believe they will go for ferrari engines and let their sister concern torro rosso enjoy renault engines and rot at the end of the grid..

Posted by AK - Unregistered (212 days ago)

1 agrees. 2 disagree.

ak, rbr may stay with renault! and these engines are performing better than the ferrari engine at present. why on earth, given that they have a powerful driver (vettel, not webber) would they want to go back to ferrari power?

Posted by rich ard (212 days ago)

from what i can read.. it seems horner is talking about the future not present or even this season.

Ferrari engines are a known and competent force in F1 so there is a probability Rbr could just swap engines or engine contracts with torro rosso.

and if renault engines are so good, this topic of an engine switch would never arise.

merc already have buyers in brawn and force india. so it is more likely that if they are looking for a good engine they may go the ferrari way. just my 2 cents

Posted by AK - Unregistered (212 days ago)

Please reread the first paragraph of this story. Sounds like Horner is more worried about Renaults' commitment than anything else.

Posted by JDS - Unregistered (212 days ago)

...and we move another step closer to Max's dream of a standard Engine.

Posted by Chris - Unregistered (212 days ago)

1 agrees.

Teams should be free to chose what engine they want. Any limit will also limit those who want Cosworth engines as well.

Posted by Calvin _ (211 days ago)

I heard Cosi was going to make a return...
And depending on the price of their engine, it could be a good option, specially if team budgets will be caped...

Posted by FrankG - Unregistered (211 days ago)

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