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Belgian GP
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Belgian GP
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Quartararo's move to Honda for MotoGP 2027 has been confirmed

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Quartararo's move to Honda for MotoGP 2027 has been confirmed

Honda signs Moto2 frontrunner Alonso for 2027

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Honda signs Moto2 frontrunner Alonso for 2027

The new strengths Antonelli has shown in F1, 12 months on from 'reaching the bottom'

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Belgian GP
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How Estonia crowned Pajari as the WRC’s new flying Finn

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Cosworth deal tabled for Jordan

Niki Lauda confirmed in Hungary that Cosworth has offered Jordan a three-year engine supply deal

"It's very simple," Lauda said. "Cosworth, because of the Arrows situation, made Jordan an offer of engines on a three-year contract. Now it's up to Eddie to decide between Honda and Cosworth."

Jordan had originally been thought to be close to a works Ford deal but Lauda stressed that there would be no direct works involvement and that the engines supplied would be a specification behind those used by Jaguar.

"The deal is between Jordan and Cosworth and if Eddie wants to dump his engine and go with Cosworth, that's up to him," Lauda said. "There is a contract the same as with Arrows, where the engine is called the Ford Cosworth. The same thing applies for Jordan. It's in the agreement."

Lauda explained that Jaguar's new specification engine ran on the dyno three days ahead of schedule. "That is already in progress," he said, "and this year's engine would then be available for whoever wants to have it."

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