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Dennis: Smaller teams need financial self-discipline

Sutton Images Enlarge Ron Dennis says smaller teams need financial self-discipline rather than a cost cap to ensure they remain in Formula One. The cost crisis and unequal revenue sharing between the teams came to the surface last October when Caterham and Marussia fell into administration. The small teams continue to lobby for a more equal share of the money coming into F1, with a cost cap mooted for the 2015 season scuppered last year by the Strategy Group, which includes McLaren. McLaren CEO Dennis does not think a cost cap would change anything and believes the smaller teams needs to look at the example set by how the competitive teams spend their money. "It happens year on year...
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