NASCAR Keselowski snatches win in wild finish F1 Williams sure it can outdevelop rivals USC Action E

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With technical directors continuing discussions this week about proposed regulation changes that will open the door to more powerful cars over the next few years, Lauda thinks making that leap is vital.
A meeting of engine manufacturers earlier this year proposed that tweaks to the fuel flow limit and an increase in the maximum fuel allowance would be enough to get the current engines above the 1000bhp target .
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1 F1 FIA allows 2015 F1 engine upgrades 2 F1 Williams sure it can outdevelop rivals 3 F1 Sauber surprised by Ferrari power leap 4 NASCAR Keselowski snatches win in wild finish 5 USC Action Express takes Sebring victory 6 F1 Red Bull identifies Kvyat's problem 7 F1 RBR 'never' dominated like Mercedes 8 F1 German GP officially cancelled by FIA 9 GP2 Lynn, Gasly join DAMS in GP2 10 F1 Pirelli wants quick F1 revamp decision
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