Brogan said:
I think most of us expected the Cosworth to be down on performance simply because there has been little or no development on it for the last few years.
Surprisingly it's not as bad as I thought it would be but the main issue is the increased fuel consumption which means the teams have to run with more fuel, hence they're heavier.
This is a bit of a turnaround for Renault who just a few months ago were considering quitting altogether.
Can i just clear something up here, Is the Cosworth a a new engine. Because thats my understanding, although based on the previous Cosworth F1 effort. It has been completely re-designed.
On the Renault point, Sound good to me. If the Coswoth is has bad has some people are saying you have got to wonder how long there going to stick around, and if actually anybody would want them.
hasn't worked too mad for the Mercs now has it, Perhaps taking a leaf out of there book?