Ferrari and Red Bull have been warned they will only be racing against themselves in Formula 1 in the future if they continue to put self-interest ahead of the greater good of the sport. A dramatic reduction to the budget cap, that is due to be introduced next year, is currently under discussion, with an initial agreement of $175million dropped to $150million in light of the current global crisis. Article continues under video The likes of McLaren CEO Zak Brown, however, is eager for that figure to be reduced further, potentially as low as $100million, although he is willing to accept a compromise of $125million. Brown has made clear, though, that two teams, in particular, are currently...
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