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Marussia to use Ferrari or Mercedes power in 2014

29 March, 2013 Andy Webb Marussia chief executive Andy Webb has revealed that the team will be powered either by Ferrari or Mercedes engines in 2014. Cosworth, whose only customer in Formula 1 this year is the Banbury-based team, is expected to leave the sport before the start of the new turbo V6 era. So with Renault saying recently it is in talks with Toro Rosso but does not want any more customers, Marussia's choice appears to be between Ferrari and Mercedes. 'It's obvious,' said Webb, 'that with the departure of Cosworth then we can choose between Ferrari and Mercedes. 'We'll talk with both,' he told Russia's Championat. 'It is clear that the price will be an important factor, because...
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