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Ferrari to launch 2022 engine parts this season

Aug.11 Mattia Binotto has confirmed reports that Ferrari will launch several components of its 2022 power unit later this season. Corriere della Sera newspaper this week claimed the Maranello team will run a completely revised engine next year – with parts of it to emerge in the final iteration of its 2021 engine. 'The regulations allowed us to homologate a new engine at the beginning of the season, but we only changed some parts,' team boss Binotto has now told La Gazzetta dello Sport. 'Therefore, we can introduce some changes that will help us significantly and then serve as a precursor to the 2022 power unit.' The Italian says Ferrari has successfully slashed the laptime deficit...
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