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Andrew Benson looks at what the future might be for F1 engines and why V10s have returned to the debate. Let us know you agree to data collection on AMP.
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Cadillac recently joined other F1 manufacturers at a V-10 engine summit in Bahrain, at the invitation of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, to discuss F1’s long-term vision.
General Motors is officially approved to be an engine supplier in Formula 1. But the company’s power units won’t be in an F1 race for quite some time. The FIA announced Wednesday that GM’s ...
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