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Todt pushing ahead with 2013 engines

By Jonathan Noble Sunday, May 22nd 2011, 11:02 GMT

FIA president Jean Todt has told engine manufacturers that there will be no delay to his plans to introduce smaller turbocharged power-units in 2013 - although there may be room for some compromise in allowing teams to continue using the current V8s for an extra year

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