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Originally Posted by Mike Harte

And General Motors registers to enter as an F1 engine manufacturer from 2028. See: https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/g...2028/10546412/

The article says: ''GM has revealed that development and testing of "prototype technology" has already begun as it envisages using F1 to boost its understanding of electrification, hybridisation, sustainable fuels, high-efficiency internal combustion engines and software.''

I wonder if this is being done in conjunction with Ilmor, who design Chevrolet's IndyCar engine, which has recently under gone further testing of the hybrid assist program at IMS?