When the budget cap comes into effect in 2015, any whistleblower with evidence of teams breaking it will be rewarded with €1 million. Next year the Formula One teams will be forced to adhere to a $200 million budget cap in an attempt to curb the spiralling costs of competing in F1. But, as has been proven into the past, it is difficult to police such a cap prompting Bernie Ecclestone to offer a reward to anyone who provides evidence of teams cheating. "The plan under consideration is to give €1 million to any whistleblower whose knowledge is proved to be accurate," the 83-year-old told the Daily Express. "We will then say to the team that the...
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