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In-season engine development a step closer for 2016

Formula 1's four engine manufacturers and the FIA have agreed to continue to allow in-season engine development next season, offering both Renault and Honda a lifeline. As Grand Prix Times reported earlier this week, representatives from Mercedes, Ferrari, Renault, Honda and the FIA met on Thursday to discuss freeing up engine development which was set to become even stricter in 2016. Token allocation was to reduce from 32 to just 25, whilst certain areas of the power unit were due to be blocked off, banning development on some key areas of the internal combustion engine. Meanwhile all tokens were to be spent before February 28, effectively forcing manufacturers to rush through...
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