Ferrari has shown it is willing to make sacrifices for the greater good of Formula 1 by accepting the reduced cost cap, according to former Scuderia boss Stefano Domenicali. Ferrari was not keen on the idea of the cap, and following its introduction, less so on it being lowered from the initial $175million to $145m, but eventually signed up to the deal. Article continues under video Asked if Ferrari had accepted F1 needs the smaller teams, and had made sacrifices in recognition of this, Domenicali told the SkySports F1 Vodcast: “I think, from what I can see, that this was exactly the kind of approach that Ferrari had. "Not only for Ferrari but also for the biggest organisations, to...
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