McLaren boss Zak Brown believes the Woking-based outfit is set to benefit from the introduction of Formula 1's budget cap and the upcoming changes to the sport's governance. Ahead of next year's all-important regulation overhaul that will usher in a new era for F1, teams will see their spending regulated this season based on a $145 million cost cap threshold. The financial constraint is a first in F1 history and aims to help level the playing field among competitors in the coming years. But changes to the sport's governance - the rules and processes by which decisions are carried out - are also expected to improve the balance of equality between teams. While the changes will hopefully...
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