The F1 teams are set to have showdown talks on May 1 about the proposed cost cap implementation after the FIA said the plan had been scrapped. FIA president Jean Todt said during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend that the cost cap would no longer be introduced because the six teams on the Strategy Group were all opposed to the idea. However, in a letter seen by Crash.net, four of the teams not on the Strategy Group – Force India, Sauber, Caterham and Marussia – have written to Todt to express their concern over both cost capping and the wider governance of the sport. With Red Bull, Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren, Lotus and Williams on the Strategy Group and able to influence decisions about...
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