2021 Formula 1 Thread

ZCanadian · 08-12-2021, 10:17 AM

They didn't think of this when they all agreed to the cap last year?
It's racing. Stuff happens. Always has, and always will.
Crashes are part of the sport.

I think this year it's a sensitive issue, as they are developing a new car to new rules, along with tweaking this year's car to tire changes, etc.
And paying for all their operations, still during a pandemic.
The cap is $145 million this year.

DLSTR · 08-12-2021, 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZCanadian

They didn't think of this when they all agreed to the cap last year?
It's racing. Stuff happens. Always has, and always will.
Crashes are part of the sport.

I think this year it's a sensitive issue, as they are developing a new car to new rules, along with tweaking this year's car to tire changes, etc.
And paying for all their operations, still during a pandemic.
The cap is $145 million this year.

This cost factor cannot be news to the teams....sniff sniff - you agreed, deal with it!

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ZCanadian A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Canada Posts: 1,061 Drives: 2013 370Z Rep Power: 60275	They didn't think of this when they all agreed to the cap last year? It's racing. Stuff happens. Always has, and always will. Crashes are part of the sport. I think this year it's a sensitive issue, as they are developing a new car to new rules, along with tweaking this year's car to tire changes, etc. And paying for all their operations, still during a pandemic. The cap is $145 million this year.