Sergio Perez supports James Vowles' cost-cap proposal
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Sergio Perez has expressed his support for James Vowles' initiative to reform the Formula 1 budget cap, stating that the current regulations can hinder smaller teams. However, Vowles' proposal is facing opposition from several of the sport's leading teams.
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First to reportPerez backs Vowles over F1 cost-cap reformOct.9 (GMM) Sergio Perez has backed James Vowles’ push to rethink Formula 1’s budget cap, arguing that the current system can actually make life harder for smaller teams. The Cadillac driver said newer operations must spend more simply to build the systems and efficiency already established at the front. “We’re a new and small team,”…Top teams cool on Vowles cost-cap planOct.10 (GMM) James Vowles’ push to give lower-ranked teams more spending freedom under Formula 1’s cost cap is facing resistance from some of the sport’s biggest teams. The Williams boss wants a mechanism linked to championship position or points, allowing teams further down the order greater scope to invest in infrastructure and close the gap.…
Top teams resist Vowles's cost-cap proposalMercedes and McLaren question whether extra spending allowances for lower-ranked teams would improve Formula 1, as Williams pushes for a new route to close the gap.
Perez backs Vowles over F1 cost-cap reformOct.9 (GMM) Sergio Perez has backed James Vowles’ push to rethink Formula 1’s budget cap, arguing that the current system can actually make life harder for smaller teams. The Cadillac driver said newer operations must spend more simply to build the systems and efficiency already established at the front. “We’re a new and small team,”…Top teams cool on Vowles cost-cap planOct.10 (GMM) James Vowles’ push to give lower-ranked teams more spending freedom under Formula 1’s cost cap is facing resistance from some of the sport’s biggest teams. The Williams boss wants a mechanism linked to championship position or points, allowing teams further down the order greater scope to invest in infrastructure and close the gap.…Top teams resist Vowles's cost-cap proposalMercedes and McLaren question whether extra spending allowances for lower-ranked teams would improve Formula 1, as Williams pushes for a new route to close the gap.Loading comments…
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