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F1 set to introduce driver salary cap in 2023

Formula 1 is poised to introduce salary caps in 2023 as part of the wider cost saving measures being implemented in the coming seasons. The exact number has not yet been finalised, however it is believed that teams will be restricted to salaries of $30m between both of its drivers. Next year, a budget cap of $145m will come into effect, however salaries from the drivers and the top three highest-earning employees within a team are excluded from the restrictions. The overall budget cap will be reduced to $135m by 2023, a figure far lower than the originally agreed sum before the economic repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, teams may be able to offer their drivers a figure that...
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