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Mercedes on track to master new ‘four engines per driver’ rule

Defending F1 world champions, Mercedes is right on track to master the tough new ‘four engines per driver' rule in 2015. There had been moves recently to increase the controversial allocation to five engines, but in truth, dominant Mercedes could probably make do with just three turbo V6 ‘power units' apiece for Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. In Monaco, the sixth race of the season, both silver-clad drivers were still using their first units of the 2015 season. 'Some others are already on the fourth,' team chairman Niki Lauda said on German television RTL after Sunday's Monaco grand prix. 'For us it is a super achievement.' The ‘some' he is referring to is almost...
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