Formula 1 teams could dramatically reduce their budgets by carrying over chassis, gearboxes or suspensions from one season to the next. Next season F1 will see how that plays out but it won't be a first for Racing Point. The sport's team bosses have agreed to run their 2020 chassis next season, negating some of the financial losses they are currently taking. It, however, won't be a first for Racing Point with team boss Otmar Szafnauer revealing the Silverstone-based team has done it 'three times' in order to save money. And that's not the only part of the car that has been used two seasons in a row. 'We took an old chassis into the next season three times,' Szafnauer told Auto Motor und...
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