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Ilmor applies for 2017 F1 ‘client engine’ role

Ilmor applies for 2017 F1 ‘client engine' role Headed by renowned F1 engine guru and Swiss Mario Illien, the British company was already considered a front-runner due to supplying a similar-spec engine badged as Chevrolet to the Indycar series. The FIA had announced that outfits should express their interest in the tender by 23 November. 'Ilmor has applied,' Illien told Germany's Auto Motor und Sport on 20 November. The plan, although controversial, is for the perhaps twin-turbo, non-hybrid 2.5 litre V6 to be supplied to teams for no more than EUR 6 or 7 million per year, with the regulations to run parallel to the existing ‘power unit' rules. Michael Schmidt, the respected...
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