The Weekly Grapevine
This week, on engine supplies, and the ongoing saga of Midland's sale
On engine supplies
The clearest indication yet that Williams will next year be running Toyota engines came from a source other than spokespersons for the two teams.
How so? During the FIA's Friday media conference, attended by Flavio Briatore (Renault), Ron Dennis (McLaren), Colin Kolles (MF1) and Ferrari's Jean Todt, the question of agreement over the 2007 engine regulations arose.
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