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Originally Posted by SenorFunkyPants
Thats true...but while Renault are apparently prepared to comply with the regs neither they or Red Bull (and AlphaTauri) are at all enthusiastic about it.
What other choice is there?
Aston Martin threatened a couple of years ago to manufacturer an F1 engine but that now seems unlikely to ever happen.
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Well I wish another engine manufacturer would come into the sport, but there is no way that is going to happen until 2025 when we get a new engine formula.
Any team that comes in from 2022 on will be at least 8 years behind Mercedes in terms of development. And with engine upgrades essentially frozen, there would be no chance to come in and shake things up.
Aston certainly won't do it, there's no reason for them to throw away Mercedes power (or the rest of the Mercedes car they're currently using).
As much as I hate the idea, spec engines are almost starting to look appealing. Stick then new Cosworth Hybrid from the Valkyrie in every car and we can finally have some V12 noise back. Let teams just focus on aero and suspension and cooling optimization and start racing again.