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Red Bull backs F1 engine equalisation move
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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because they don't really want to make engines and don't want a repeat of 2014 with the next engine regulation change.
If I'm not mistaken Red Bull will be making their own engines from either 2024 or 2026? I'm sure I read they they are building that facility now.
Maybe he's concerned that their first engine will be down on power compared to the rest, in which case equalising would benefit him.
yeah they are because they have to. I'm sure they would prefer not to.