Nov.11 Ross Brawn has admitted that engine development in Formula 1 may be frozen. While the regulations are changing markedly for 2021, the hybrid 'power units' will not. "We know exactly where we are on 2021," said Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul. "But fuel, bio-fuel, freeze, partial freeze, progressive freeze, complete freeze? In our opinion those aspects need to be addressed too." The 'freeze' language is a reference to proposals to ban further development of the engines, with the possible exception of the 'green'-friendly hybrid side. "There are two hurdles," F1 sporting director Ross Brawn told Auto Motor und Sport. "One is that the manufacturers will...
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