F1's top teams pushed for a one-year delay of the sport's new regulation platform set to be introduced in 2021, citing 'underdeveloped' concepts and 'immature' rules. The teams came together with F1's chiefs and the FIA last week in Paris for a final meeting destined to freeze once and for all Grand Prix racing's future technical, sporting and financial provisions. However, with teams unhappy with several areas of the rules, they suggested a one-year delay of the regulations, but the implementation of F1's $175 million budget cap in 2021. Renault set for major strategic review - F1 future in doubt But F1's chiefs apparently held their ground, dismissing an eventual delay and sticking to...
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