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**Lolita Palmer** · 11-02-2009, 11:45 PM

From last I heard, Mclaren has veto power and they exerted it so no Mercedes to RBR. I think that Renault just proved how good their engines are when Vettel had to use older engines and unlike BMW's did not blow up and actually got him a race win and a 2nd place in the last 2 races. While Webber got a race win and 2nd place in the last two races as well. Their engine woes in valencia, etc can squarly be blamed at the departure of one of they key engineers and Newy as usual compromising the engine with some ridiculous aero packages. As soon as that situation got sorted out they were good to go again.

It would be madness for them to give up the renault engines. But I don't put anything past the RBR management who have never been that competent IMO.

Trust me, Renault will be supplying the new Sauber team next year if they can't rescue the BMW engine.

11-02-2009, 11:45 PM	#22
Lolita Palmer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	From last I heard, Mclaren has veto power and they exerted it so no Mercedes to RBR. I think that Renault just proved how good their engines are when Vettel had to use older engines and unlike BMW's did not blow up and actually got him a race win and a 2nd place in the last 2 races. While Webber got a race win and 2nd place in the last two races as well. Their engine woes in valencia, etc can squarly be blamed at the departure of one of they key engineers and Newy as usual compromising the engine with some ridiculous aero packages. As soon as that situation got sorted out they were good to go again. It would be madness for them to give up the renault engines. But I don't put anything past the RBR management who have never been that competent IMO. Trust me, Renault will be supplying the new Sauber team next year if they can't rescue the BMW engine.
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