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Red Bull facing long wait for engine staff – Wolff

May 10 It will be 'a long time' before many of Red Bull's new engine department recruits can start work. That is the word from Toto Wolff, as Mercedes reels from the loss of at least 15 members of its ultra-successful F1 engine operations at Brixworth. 'Some of them cannot to go the new company, Red Bull Powertrains, before the end of 2023 – so a long time,' the Mercedes team boss told Sky Deutschland. Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko said earlier in Barcelona that Mercedes will struggle to replace many of the defectors because about 10 of them are 'managers'. However, Wolff insists: 'The majority were not performance people, they were production people.' And the Mercedes team chief...
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