It is now confirmed that Formula One's current engine manufacturers will not be bound on the engine homologation deadline and will instead be able to develop their engines throughout 2015. At the beginning of 2014, all manufacturers had to homologate their engines before the final winter test, fixing the powertrain specification until the end of the season, except for developments specifically designed to improve reliability or safety and to reduce costs. In each case, a formal FIA approval had to be granted. It appears now that Ferrari's interpretation of the 2015 regulations has been accepted, allowing current manufacturers to spread their 32 performance development tokens across the...
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