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F1 should simplify to improve - Prost

Oct.12 F1 needs to get back to basics in order to spice up the show, according to Alain Prost. Now a Renault advisor, the F1 legend and quadruple world champion is an avowed 'purist' who thinks the sport was better when the rules and cars were simpler. "The engine rules are the most complicated," he told Ouest-France when asked about what Liberty Media should do to the 2021 rules to improve F1. "Every change to the engine involves significant costs, but they should in any case be more powerful with more fuel available and more performance," said Prost. And he thinks an approach based on simplicity would also work in other areas of the rules. "Technically it should...
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