Todd: The society no longer accepts the high-fought F1 engine

FIA chairman Jean Todd said F1 could not go back to the more powerful V12 or V10 engine because the French believed that the change could not be accepted by future society.

According to legend, F1 shareholders will be in a few weeks to open the next year after the F1 engine rules framework of the discussion, one of the hot is the 2014 introduction of the 1.6T V6 hybrid engine era should be abolished.

At present, there is a voice call for a more simple V8 engine - it can provide more power, and will also bring back a lot of fans eager to read the high decibel engine roar.

However, Todd reiterated that F1 can not "back", need to let the research and development and use of technology and civilian cars to maintain contact.

In the new FIA official magazine "Auto", Todd said: "We have the responsibility to run (well) an organization that is being overseen by the global community." The global community must not be able to Accept this change! "

"Indeed, I'm sure I suppose you say, 'Let's go back to the engine 10 years ago'. Many manufacturers will not support this motion, and I'm sure three of the four manufacturers will exit F1. Knowing stability is crucial - first make the game as competitive as possible, and then protect the 'investment'. You naturally can not invest in new technology every year, this is not financially sustainable development. (Now) we have complained about the car The cost, especially the F1, for me, this cost (degree) is ridiculous.