Especially teams in the midfield and rear of Formula 1 are struggling due to the corona crisis and are even threatened in their survival if this would last longer. That is why the budget ceiling will be lowered even further in the coming years. However, this in turn will have consequences for the top teams, Christian Horner explains to The Race. As of next season, all F1 teams will have to work with a budget of $145 million and in the following years this will even be reduced to $135 million. For a team like Red Bull Racing, this means that they will no longer be able to operate on the same scale as they do now. Read more Lando Norris gives a tour of his house: 'MotoGP first thing I...
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