Haas' Guenther Steiner believes F1 should impose a cost cap on customer engines to ensure all teams pay a reasonable price for their power units in the future. Formula 1 and the sport's manufacturers are currently in the final stages of defining the engine rules that shall be introduced in 2021, with hopefully an outcome that will result in a cheaper, more affordable power unit for all. However, Steiner sees the imposition of a flat rate as the best way forward for customer teams. "I don’t want to tell them [the manufacturers] what to do, they know what to do," Steiner told Motorsport.com. “What I would like to have is a cost cap on the money we have to pay the engine...
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