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Why Aston Martin and Red Bull were asked about an unlikely F1 engine partnership
Aston Martin insists it remains fully committed to Honda after a difficult start, while Red Bull Powertrains says it currently has neither the ambition nor the capacity to supply a customer team from outside the Red Bull organisation
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