There is still no agreement on the further reduction of the budget ceiling in Formula 1. An agreement has been reached on an amount of $145 million per season for a team, but a couple of race stables would like to see a few tens of millions removed. An agreement is still a long way off and that bothers Zak Brown. Teams such as Red Bull Racing and Ferrari are reluctant to agree to changes that the McLaren boss believes are vital for the future of the sport. "I think there’s a real opportunity here to level the playing field, which is what the fans want", Brown starts telling RACER. Read more F1: Wolff and Hamilton nominated for title most influential person ever He warns...
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