Romain Grosjean says he’s an avid supporter of a Formula 1 cost cap which he hopes could see non-factory teams fight for podiums and wins and wants the sport to follow the recent form trend seen in MotoGP. After Liberty presented its future vision to all F1 teams and key stakeholders a primary point laid out was the introduction of a yearly team cost cap of a $150 million. While controlling the spiralling costs of competing in F1, the Haas driver feels it can be used as a vital step to allow the smaller teams which receiving minimal to no manufacturer support to establish a similar level of performance to the factory teams like Mercedes and Ferrari. Grosjean used the example of...
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