Oct.26 Formula 1 rejected a proposal to delay the introduction of the 2021 rules revolution until 2022. Next Thursday is the already-postponed deadline for the publication of the 2021 rules, featuring radically different cars and a budget cap. But there are fears that, in preparation for 2021 but not restricted at all by the budget cap, big teams may go on a legitimate spending-spree in 2020. "I think with hindsight we would have been better bringing the cap in first for 2021 and then taking more time to develop these regulations and bring them in for 2022," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said in Mexico. He said he is worried 2020 will otherwise be "a very expensive...
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