McLaren boss Zak Brown believes F1's regulation reset in 2022 will lead to an "awesome era" for the sport with every team becoming a "serious contender". To mitigate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Formula 1, the sport's managers and the FIA have delayed by a year the introduction of Grand Prix racing's new regulation platform, although teams will see a $145m degressive budget cap initiated from 2021. Brown believes the latter, coupled with F1's future rules, will be a game changer for teams and for the sport. Read also: McLaren planning sale and leaseback of Woking MTC "Ultimately our goal is to catch whoever’s in first place, and that’s been...
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