The Formula 1 teams recently agreed to cut the budget ceiling from $ 175 million a year to $ 150 million a year. A big deal from the teams wants to drop considerably, but Red Bull and Ferrari are still holding back.
McLaren team boss Zak Brown can hardly accept that. “Those two teams really play with fire and it is wise to be very careful,” he said in conversation with Sky Sports F1. He is referring to the fact that some teams will fall over if the costs are not further reduced.
“We need a full starting grid in Formula 1 to be able to speak about a sport with fairness. If they (Ferrari and Red Bull, ed.) Stand firm, some teams may lose interest in the sport or not more financial strongholds and then they will only race against each other. “
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