Ewan Gale Sunday 25 April 2021 14:26 McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has insisted the strain of F1's budget cap will not change the team's approach to race weekends. After the lap 32 Imola crash between Valtteri Bottas and George Russell, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff warned the cost of repairing the significant damage to one of the team's cars could threaten both this season's title charge as well as the preparation for next year's regulation changes. Article continues under video The Imola incident served as a harsh reminder to teams that, with the budget cap in place, any incident will carry a higher price than in years gone by. Despite this Seidl is adamant his team's mindset...
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