FIA Set to Close F1 Cost Cap Loophole with New Rules
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The International Automobile Federation (FIA) is preparing major changes to Formula 1's financial rules, which are due to come into force in 2027. The main aim is to cut off opportunities for circumventing the budget ceiling through technology projects and other activities developed by the companies behind the racing teams. The changes will affect organizations such as Red Bull, Mercedes, Aston Martin and Ferrari, which develop activities beyond…
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FIA Deploys Major F1 Cost Cap Rule Change to Add More Complexity Amid Resistance
The FIA has stepped in with major changes under the Cost Cap to restrict F1 teams from taking advantage of a loophole. It came to light that the Formula 1 teams were trying to game the Cost Cap regulations by…
The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has approved new regulations that prohibit employees outside Formula 1 from working on projects for the championship. The governing body's move aims to crack down on the practice of some teams using staff and facilities officially assigned to other activities to circumvent financial restrictions.
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