16 Jul 2018, 16:59 (Ref:3836972)
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Originally Posted by wnut
Partially answering some of the questions.
An Indycar 2.2 litre turbo costs $43 000 per unit.
An F1 engine costs $8 000 000 per unit.
You could purchase 186 Indycar engines for the cost of a single F1 unit.
Who is benefitting to the detriment of the sport? The Manufacturers!
If F1 simply adopted the Indycar spec the whole formula would pretty well be instantly self-funding except for the manufacturers who are clearly just bleeding the sport dry.
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/busi...424352663.html
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-ac...ehicle-of-2017
Tell the manufacturers that whatever engine spec they wish to have will have to be supplied to customers at equivalent spec at all times and will cost $50 000 a piece. Remove the engine use limit and allow the teams to but any number of engines they wish.
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Brilliant post.
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