McLaren boss Zak Brown believes a full scale introduction in 2021 of the sport's budget cap is preferable to the gradual, glide-path approach currently under consideration by F1 and the teams. A big regulation overhaul is sitting on Formula 1's 2021 horizon, but along with technical changes, Grand Prix racing should also see the implementation of long-awaited cost-cutting measures and a new revenue distribution scheme. However, initial plans envisaged by commercial rights holder Liberty Media for the introduction of a $150 million budget cap have been revised, with a glide-path approach spread over three seasons - from 2021 to 2023 - and starting at $200 million now in the works. Brown:...
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