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    Ferrari to supply engines to Marussia F1 Team

    Scuderia Ferrari is pleased to announce that Marussia F1 Team is now part of the group of its Formula 1 customer teams. The long term technical collaboration is for the supply of the entire powertrain as prescribed in the 2014 regulations.

    Rahul
    Rahul
    Published On Jul 18, 2013 15:40 IST
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    This is the third team to whom Ferrari will supply its engine. At the moment, Toro Rosso and Sauber run on Ferrari’s engines. Marussia will be the third team to join the bandwagon. At the moment, Marussia is being powered by Cosworth. Another set of teams that change its engines are Mclaren and Force India. Mclaren will be moving on to Honda engines as its new supplier for the powertrain. As Force India has a technical tie-up with Mclaren for technology exchange, we are confident that even Force India will move out with Mclaren.

    This will mean that only their own team will use Mercedes engines— Mercedes AMG— and Ferrari gets a new additional customer called Marussia. With the change in engine regulations for the next year, no one knows which engine will be better. Companies are testing their engines and the result will be only after the 2014 championship commences.

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