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Did wonder as I remember reading a while back that older (sounds so wrong but then it is 2 decades ago) F1 cars engines are were so bespoke that getting parts made is still exeptionally expensive that other engines were used.
The other thing that there were issues with was the electronics, not just engine management but things like steering wheels electronics failing so finding a work around has been interesting.
lynx
That Judd V10 is not an F1 engine it's from the Le Mans series so has a service interval of circa 3000km .. they do get swapped into historic F1 cars.