McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has expressed his concerns over 'A-teams' in Formula 1 being able to work their way around the cost cap in 2021, saying they could use smaller teams to outsource the development of "listed parts". From next year onwards, teams are only allowed to spend $175 million a year on the performance of their respective cars. The idea is this would bring the grid closer together, with the biggest teams currently out-spending smaller teams at the back of the grid by hundreds of millions a year. However, with the working relationships some of the big teams have with these smaller teams, selling them different parts on the car, this could be turned...
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