Why more F1 engines may blow in 2017

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+1 on Google+: http://goo.gl/COUHCp With the F1 2017 focus so far being on the wider Pirelli tyres, a new front wing shape and bigger, wider chassis diffusers, little attention has been paid to the major engine rule revision for 2017 - i.e., the loss of the token system . In this video, Craig Scarborough looks at the impact of this radical change and suggests that it may lead to costly all-new power unit designs and hence to less reliability.



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