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Honda spoke with ‘several F1 teams’ before striking Aston Martin engine partnership
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Wouldn’t be Haas cos their relationship with Ferrari is so close. That leaves Alpine, Williams, McLaren as rest are either manufacturers or about to become ones (Audi).
Alpine can't avoid using Renault engines
Do you mean specifically this year? Cos this is the last year of Renault engines, next year is Mercedes
Imagine being part an automobile manufacturing company and having to use a competitor's engine. 💀
It’s the most Renault thing they could have done.
Renault are a true embarrassment.
Haas also have a relationship with Toyota
True but that’s a technical partnership as opposed to engine supply. The next few years are going to look very different with Ford, Audi, Cadillac, Toyota etc all around the paddock to varying degrees.