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Budget cap is ‘fundamental' to F1 future, argues Symonds

Formula 1 Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds has heaped praise upon the series' cost-cap regulation, saying it's 'fundamental' to the sport's long-term future. The cost-cap regulation was introduced ahead of the 2021 season, stipulating that teams could only spend $145 million across the year. This fell to $140 million in 2022 and $135 million in […]
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