McLaren says it would consider building its own Formula 1 engine when new regulations come in to play in 2021, but only if costs have come down dramatically. While the Woking-based team is hoping to finalise a switch to Renault engines for the next few years, it knows that other opportunities could open up in the longer term. Speaking at the Italian Grand Prix, McLaren executive director Zak Brown said that the engine landscape could be poised for a dramatic change after the current formula comes to an end. "We're interested to see what the new engine formula is in 2021 - and whether we consider doing our own engine, or whether other people would come in under new rules," said...
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