Would any F1 team actually want an independent engine?
FIA president Ben Sulayem wants to bring back an independent engine supplier, but the question is whether any team actually wants to wear the B-team label that comes with it
It’s taken us a while to pin two-time Le Mans winner Alex Wurz down – he’s a busy man with work in both the World Endurance Championship and Formula 1 as head of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association. However, we did finally catch him on his way out of the UK and this is the result: a fantastic hour of Formula 1, sports cars, BMX world championships and being inspired by Steven Spielberg’s film ET.
You’ll also be pleased to know we discuss those mainstream topics of parsnips and making doctors throwing up in the back of medical cars.
Enjoy and, as always, let us know what you think.
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