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The Formula 1 engine supply conundrum

As a new turbo era nears, there are still Formula 1 teams in need of securing power-plant deals for 2014 and beyond. Dieter Rencken assesses the current engine situation

With the inaugural race of 2014's 'eco-friendly' powertrains being just 15 grands prix away as this is written, talks between engine suppliers and independent teams are in full swing, with Force India/Mercedes recently announcing a co-operation that goes well beyond purely an engine supply deal.

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