The FIA and Formula 1’s engine manufacturers have concluded a meeting over a potential switch back to V10 engines, where the prospect of a speedy change was put on ice.
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Sources: No decision made on F1 V10 return
The FIA and Formula 1’s engine manufacturers have concluded a meeting over a potential switch back to V10 engines, although no serious decisions on the future have been made.
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